HT204364: Four steps to great books, cards, and calendars in iPhoto
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Aug 31, 2013 7:54 AM in response to Herb27by LarryHN,Read the printer information - that is what I do when I need any hardware for any system - I have used Brother and Epson for that - currently have an Epson workforce 545 and a Brother MFC-640-CW
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Aug 31, 2013 8:20 AM in response to Herb27by John Galt,Nearly all "all-in-one" or multifunction devices will work with a Mac, but I recommend purchasing one from a company that visibly supports OS X.
Brother, Canon, and Epson are all good choices.
Wireless all-in-one devices are convenient and cost about the same as USB-only ones. Consider AirPrint compatibility for future needs.
Recently I have grown to favor Brother printers over the others. They are inexpensive, their OS X integration is well-implemented, their consumables are reasonably priced, and their technical support is free forever. If you need to call them and explain that you have a Mac, you will immediately receive competent assistance.
I have grown to dislike HP printers, for all the above reasons.
Read user reviews from vendor websites - Amazon is a good place to start, since Amazon lets people write almost anything they want... right, wrong, or completely idiotic.
Read the reviews on the respective manufacturers' websites as well, but consider the likelihood of them deleting negative reviews.
Process all those user reviews employing your own common sense, and draw your own conclusions.