The Kodak ScanMate i940 Scanner has a task ahead of it to prove itself relevant in the age where all in ones rule.

A Google Cloud Print-ready wireless printer, scanner and copier, but does it offer enough to beat its bigger brother, the 3.2?

Taking on ridiculously cheap competitors, the Kodak ESP 3.2 offers wireless printing, scanning and copying at an affordable cost.

Can Kodak's new focus on printers instead of cameras help reverse a downward trend in sales and return it to the top?

One of four models in Kodak's Hero line, the Hero 7.1 prints, scans and copies, and has options for wireless printing.

The Kodak Hero 9.1 is Google Cloud Print ready, can print from emails and also output directly from mobile devices using a free app. It offers Wi-Fi, Ethernet and USB connectivity and has a 4.3-inch touchscreen.

What price Kodak's top-of-the-range printer? At least running costs might be cheaper than you think

Can Kodak's new ESP 7250 really drive down the cost of inkjet printing?

We reckon Kodak's got things just about right with the EasyShare Printer Dock. Strictly speaking, this is a printer dock for use with a Kodak EasyShare digital camera, but it can be used with a Mac or a PictBridge compatible camera too.

We've been waiting nearly two decades for the much vaunted 'paperless office' to come into effect, but even now paper documents are everywhere you look. Worse still, it often seems a real pain to scan them in so they can take up residence...