Most offices shop for a laser multifunction to meet all of their document demands. But only ink-based multifunctions can juggle spreadsheets for work and print pictures for play. For home offices or small start-ups, these models include text and photo printing, scanning, and faxing, plus they have an automatic document feeder to make stacks of photocopies. Some also can network. Scrapbook hobbyists should turn to a digital imaging-driven all-in-one, while high-volume business users should consider a laser multifunction to print lots of text and save on upkeep costs. CNET users loved the Brother MFC-5840cn most, with their 8.6 rating far above our 5.5 score. We dinged this machine for its amateurish print quality, noisiness, and creaky moving parts. However, users found it a dream to set up. The opposite was true with the HP Officejet 7410, which readers scored an average 5.7 and despised for wasting hours of their time to install. But since we didn't encounter such problems, we found that its elegant design and great-looking prints merited an 8.0 score.