Canon imageClass D1320

Canon imageClass D1320

Although the Canon imageClass D1320 ($499 direct) lacks the fax capabilities of the two higher-end models in Canon's D1300 line of monochrome laser multifunction printers (MFPs), it offers the robust paper capacity, essentially the same speed, similar outputs quality, and most of the features of the Canon imageClass D1350 ($599 direct, 3.5 stars) and Canon imageClass D1370 ($799 direct, 4 stars). That makes it a solid and capable MFP for a small office. The D1320 can print, copy, and scan, but not fax. It can print from or scan to a USB key. The white D1320 measures 18.4 by 17.8 by 18.6 inches (HWD)—large enough that you wouldn't want to share a desk with it— and weighs 45 pounds. On top of the D1320 is a 50-sheet duplexing automatic document feeder (ADF), which lets you scan or copy two-sided documents without having to feed the sheets one at a time. The ADF swings up to reveal the scanner's legal-sized platen. Beside the output tray is a port for a USB thumb drive, which you can print from or scan to. Above the output tray is the front panel (more of a \"top panel” in this case, as it faces nearly upward); a 5-line monochrome display, a 4-way controller, an alphanumeric keypad, and a modest set of function buttons.