Brother is a big name in the multi function devices (MFD) industry. This time they are out with a touch screen printer. The touch screen LCDs let you access functions by just tapping your finger on the screen but it does get the price up. We don’t know if LCD is needed on a printer and we think it is more of a gimmick than a use full feature. But manufacturers have started to make touch screen printers whether you think they are use full or not and other printer makers are too joining since they don’t want to be branded as obsolete. The LCD of the printer is very user friendly and also intuitive it is used to navigate the settings and controls on the device. The home screen shows you the progress of the job it is currently engaged in, current date/time, graphical picture of the remaining ink in the cartridges and speed dial access and calls history. You can tilt the screen up and down  [...]

I guess the makers of this multifunction printer are still stuck somewhere in the 1990’s. frankly, its high time that they zap out of this phase and get a reality check because using this computer just made me feel like I was traveling in a time machine which goes only into the past… anyways going towards the review. Razzle-dazzle: Possibly progressive thinking is something that the makers of this printer have not really heard of because it really leaves you unsatisfied when it comes to innovative invention. It’s a small printer standing at 16.1 inches wide by 19.3 inches deep and 12.8 inches tall, but whoever said that only the size is the best part of the design. Its highly out of vogue black look does very little to add to its looks or to get me even talking  [...]