Excellent Review of the HP Photosmart Pro 8850 on Printerville.net

I just read this well-presented and informative review of the HP Photosmart Pro 8850 on Printerville.net by Rick LePage, Editor at large and former editor-in-chief at Macworld magazine and its website, Macworld.com. Run by Rick LePage and author Ben Long, the site has a lot of printer specific info and reviews that are written in a straightforward way by people who truly understand imaging. You can find the article here.

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