Canon Selphy CP510 photo printer

Canon Selphy CP510 is another photo printer promising to 'free your photos' and 'liberate your memories' or some such nonsense. What it will do is print your photos.
Setting up the printer is easy, despite the fact that it comes with an instruction book thicker than War and Peace, due to it being translated into everything from Finnish to Klingon. When it comes to connecting the camera, Canon cameras are predictably simple, as they fit with the neat retractable Mini USB cable that emerges from inside the printer. Any other kind of camera, and you'd better hope you can find the lead it came with because this model doesn't come with any card slots at all.
Printing time is approximately 60 seconds per photo - much faster than most other photo printers out there. On the other hand, when you buy it you only get 5 pieces of paper.

New printers from Brother

Brother introduce new printers, a trio of entry-level color inkjet Multi-function Center (MFC) printers in the form of the MFC-240c, the MFC-440cn, and the MFC-665cw that will retail for $99.99, $149.99, and $199.99 respectively.
MFC-240c/440cn are able to churn out an amazing 25ppm and 20ppm for black and colored print. the MFC-665cw is no slouch at 27ppm black/22ppm color. All three printers offer a maximum print resolution of 6000 x 1200dpi to make your digital photographs come to life. The MFC-665cw has a built-in WiFi adapter to reduce unsightly wires in the vicinity while printing.
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Brother MFC-8860DN

This printer prefect for busy small offices or home offices. The MFC-8860DN delivers fast print speeds and just about every function you can think of for an AIO.The Brother MFC-8860DN, you can buy this printer around ($499.99).

good side from this printer : Fast. Prints, scans to, and faxes from PCs over a network. Standalone copier and fax. Scans to e-mail.

and bad side : Text quality is a smidge below par, although not enough to be a serious issue.