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Buyer's Guide to Photo Printers
Anxious to get the pictures out of that new digital camera and onto the page? Consider buying a photo printer designed specifically for that task.

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    HP DeskJet 1220C
     The HP costs a bit more, but it comes with extra features that any serious digital shutterbug will enjoy.
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