For businesses, having the right technology will ensure that employees are productive and the most efficient and economical methods are employed. This is certainly the case when it comes to office computers and the printing options. The use of remote desktop printing (RDP printing) is a solution that many businesses can take advantage. There are several different options when it comes to RDP usage, so it is just a matter of finding the solution that is right.

A printer that is attached to a local computer can easily be shared through remote desktop printing programs. Depending on the version of the operating system of the computer, there may be the ability to quickly and easily set up the RDP. In Windows computers, this is done through the Easy Share program. After a few simple steps, other computers on the business network will be able to see the printer and then utilize it.

If a more robust remote desktop printing program is needed, there are a number of different third party solutions that can be purchased. For a business that has many computers or is utilizing a main server, one of the RDP programs may be best. These programs come in a variety of different configures and can handle a small business or one that has a large number of computers. Getting the one that is best suited for the business will ensure that the right amount of features are included and the business is not paying for anything that is not essential.

For businesses that have computers or internet access for clients, RDP may be of great benefit. An example of where this would be perfect is in a hotel. With a remote desktop program, hotel guests would be able to easily print documents and emails remotely to a central printer. This is an amenity that can often set apart a business from the competition.

Remote desktop printing is convenient and generally quite easy for a business to set up. It can increase productivity, save money and give customers a nice perk. These can easily be set up in house or installed by an IT professional.

All right all you aspiring shutter bugs. It doesn’t matter if you want to be the next Ansel Adams, or are just happy to get a great shot of grandma blowing out the candles on her birthday cake. You need a good photo printer. If you want your pictures to look their best without breaking the bank, consider one of these Inkjet printers. You don’t need a laser printer to get great color and contrast. Inkjet photo printers have really improved in quality and price over the years. Here are some of the best.

1. HP Photosmart e-All-in-One D110a

Yes, it’s an all-in-one, but don’t let that fool you into thinking it’s a jack of all trades, master of none. This baby really prints great quality photos. Very sharp without any washout. It’s got a built in multi-card reader, so you can drop your pictures right on it if you want. Wireless connectivity makes it easy to print from all your computers. And it comes with HP’s Photo Creations software for easy touch ups and alterations.

2. Canon PIXMA iP4820

Canon has been making printers for a long time, so they know how to make a quality machine. You’ll get great looking pictures along with some pretty unique features from the iP4820. Borderless photo printing takes your image right to the page’s edge. And it can print on both sides of the paper without needing you to flip the page around. Pretty cool, eh?

3. Kodak ESP 7250 All-In-One Printer

Speaking of companies that have been making great gear for what seems like forever, here’s a solid offering from Kodak. The ESP 7250 can print and scan too, but picture printing is where it really shines. Its easy to use control panel makes using it a snap for the whole family. And it can print right from an iPhone and iPod touch.

4. Epson Artisan 50

The Epson Artisan 50 is made to do one thing best, and that’s print photos. And boy, does it do it well. Extremely high definition means you’ll see every nook and cranny in every shot you take. And batch jobs go by in a flash with extremely high printing speeds. You get laser quality photos for an ink jet price with the Epson Artisan 50.

5. Epson Artisan 835

Here’s another winner from Epson. The Artisan 835 is a futuristic-looking all-in-one. Its has a sexy black exterior with a gorgeous touch screen panel on the front. You get super fast printing speeds and beautiful image quality along with the capabilities to copy, scan and fax (it even sends color scans). It also comes with software allowing auto-correction like getting rid of red eye without needing a computer. It’s on the pricier side, but you get what you pay for, and you’re getting a great printer with the Artisan 835.

6. Lexmark Platinum Pro905

The Lexmark Platinum Pro905 is an award winning printer that’s an absolute joy to use. Create apps right on the machine to save time by automating repetitive tasks. Dual trays mean no more constant running to refill the paper. And save money with one of the lowest ink costs in the industry. You can’t go wrong by choosing the Platinum Pro905.

7. Canon PIXMA MP250

Well what do we have here? It looks like great things really do come in small packages. The PIXMA MP250 has a minimalist look on the outside, and an inside that’s engineered to create professional quality pictures. A unique print head sprays ultra small droplets of ink, so your pictures come out looking more detailed than ever. And pigment black ink gives you super rich colors. On top of all that its energy star certified to use less electricity than average, so you’ll save money on your power bill.

8. HP Photosmart C410a Premium Fax e-All-in-One Printer

Another all-in-one with an emphasis on photo printing. So what sets this one apart? Well, I’m glad you asked. This Photosmart is one of the first printers with HP’s ePrint technology. It works by giving the printer it’s own email address. When you want to print a picture or document, it doesn’t matter what device you’re on. You just email the photo directly to the printer and you’re good to go. HP is bringing ePrint to many other models in the near future, but if you want to be the first kid on your block to try it, pick up the C410a.

9. Dell V715w All-in-One Wireless Printer

Yep, the behemoth PC maker produces several printers, including this beauty. It’s got all the standard features you’d expect from any fully featured all-in-one, plus some cool extras. Want to tweak a photo? Save time by making minor image adjustments right on the front panel’s screen. There’s also an eco mode button that turns on power saving features, and puts the printer to sleep after 10 minutes of down time.

10. Dell V313 All-in-One Printer

If you like the Dell V715w, but don’t want to spend quite as much, then this baby might be right up your alley. It does great quality photos, and has the same power saving features as its big brother, but without the front panel editing, fax capability and a few minor extras.

James Adams is an analyst and product reviewer for CartridgeSave.co.uk, one of the UK’s biggest suppliers of Canon supplies for Canon’s family of inkjet and laser printers.