Canon i-Sensys LBP7780Cx

Canon’s flagship A4 laser, the i-Sensys LBP7780Cx, is one of the more expensive workgroup models on the market – but over time it pays for itself with low running costs. Add in 32ppm colour printing, a fast duplex speed and a beefy recommended duty cycle of 5,000 pages per month, and you have a laser geared up for print-hungry users.

Dell E525w

Dell is shooting for the cloud with the E525w, a colour laser MFP that reaches out to mobile users. It supports Wi-Fi Direct and AirPrint (but not NFC), and has both wired and wireless 802.11n connections as standard – although they can’t be used simultaneously.

Brother HL-L8350CDW

Small businesses looking for a feature-packed colour laser will have an eye on Brother’s HL-L8350CDW. For less than £200, it offers both wired and wireless printing, a claimed 30ppm print speed and top-notch mobile device and cloud support.

Build your business with LinkedIn

Darien Graham-Smith discovers how LinkedIn can help you find high-calibre staff, reach new customers and grow your business

Linkedln is a unique networking site with more than 380 million registered users. The basic functions are free, so if your business isn’t already signed up, you’ve nothing to lose by trying it out.

Google’s OnHub Router

David Briddock explains why OnHub is no ordinary wireless router

These days Google seems to make technology news headlines almost every week as it continues to diversify from its search and online ad origins. Driverless cars, touch-interactive textiles, green power technology and even smart contact lens for diabetes patients are just a few of its well publicised innovations. This time they’ve teamed up with networking device manufacturer TP-Link to build the Google OnHub router (on.google.com/hub).