M. David Stone

3 weeks ago | pcmag.com | M. David Stone

The Epson EcoTank ET-2980 ($299.99) is Epson's latest iteration to fill the "one step up from strictly entry level" slot for EcoTank printers. Compared with the step below, it stays with the same low (100-sheet) paper capacity for printing, but it adds auto duplexing. And as with the entire EcoTank line, it offers a low running cost, because it ditches cartridges in favor of low-cost ink that you pour into tanks.

1 month ago | pcmag.com | Eric Griffith |Andrew Gebhart |John R. Delaney |M. David Stone |Iyaz Akhtar |Will Greenwald | +2 more

Father’s Day will be here sooner than you think. Consider these gadgets and subscriptions, curated by our resident reviewers and experts, for the dad in your life.

1 month ago | pcmag.com | M. David Stone

LOOK INSIDE PC LABS: HOW WE TEST 65 EXPERTS 43 YEARS 41,500+ REVIEWS Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. For mono printing on the go, the Polono D810 thermal printer is a potentially good companion for a mobile device or laptop, thanks to its small size, light weight, and both USB and Bluetooth support.

1 month ago | pcmag.com | M. David Stone

The Philips Screeneo UL5 Smart ($999) promises to deliver a lot in a very compact package. First there's the ultra short "throw"—the distance between the projector and the screen. Put the unit even a few inches from a wall or screen, and it can beam an image directly above it. Bigger ultra short throw (UST) models can do that too, of course, but the UL5 comes in a smaller, more portable, form factor. Oh, and it's got an eyebrow-raising price for the category. Enough promises. Does it deliver?

1 month ago | au.pcmag.com | M. David Stone

Need to scan, copy, or fax, in addition to printing? An AIO printer is what you're looking for. Pick the right multifunction machine with our advice and our deep-dive reviews.