The memory card slots accept most common types of cards, though you'll need to use an adapter for some of them. If you really want it all, be prepared to spend more for something such as the HP Photosmart 3310.įour memory card slots and a single PictBridge port adorn the front, allowing for PC-free photo printing. If what you really need is a office-oriented all-in-one and you don't need the photo features (including media card slots), the same $200 will get you the excellent Canon Pixma MP530. For an excellent photo all-in-one, check out the $200 -you lose the fax and the ADF but come away with fast, high-quality prints and loads of features. In the end, we recommend you pass on the Dell Photo All-in-One Printer 966: There are better machines out there for your money. Add-ons, such as a duplexer and wireless/Ethernet card, make it even more compelling as an office multifunction, though its so-so task speeds and print quality are discouraging. We prefer to think of this $200 multifunction printer as an office machine that serves up a few bonus photo features. And its subpar photo print quality and lack of photo-oriented features don't help its case, either. The Dell Photo All-in-One Printer 966 suffers from an identity crisis: Its name pegs it as a photo-oriented printer, but features such as fax and an automatic document feeder mark it as an office-oriented all-in-one.
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