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    Lexmark's Z25 colour printer is incredibly cheap, and prints well. But you still can't get something for nothing.

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    Brother's monochrome laser printers have always lacked that special something that might push them past, say, a Hewlett-Packard LaserJet 1200 in terms of overall value. With the introduction of the HL-1440 Brother may finally have a chance in this market.

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