Brother MFC-5890CN, Inkjet, Colour printing, 1200 x 6000 DPI, Colour copying, A3, Direct printing Brother MFC-5890CN. Print technology: Inkjet, Printing: Colour printing, Maximum resolution: 1200 x 6000 DPI, Print speed (colour, normal quality, A4/US Letter): 28 ppm. Copying: Colour copying, Maximum copy resolution: 1200 x 1200 DPI. Scanning: Colour scanning. Faxing: Mono faxing. Maximum ISO A-series paper size: A3. Direct printing http://www.digitalversus.com/digital-camera/sanyo-xacti-vpc-e60-p1171/test.html On the good side of average. The MFC-5890CN is pretty responsive from the off position (38 seconds), and from standby (19 seconds) as well as printing your first page when the machine is on (13 seconds).HardwareThe Brother MF-5890 is a multifunction A3... Low cost per page with high capacity cartridges, Good quality photo prints, A3 prints, Quiet No wifi, no doublesided, Slow, Frequent jams with photo paper, Poor scanner This printer does the job fine in terms of quality, but unfortunately takes its time. The jams when you're printing photos means we're not at all sure about recommending it. Print speeds will also discourage certain users, especially pros.... http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/printers/0,39030163,49303311,00.htm The Brother MFC-5890CN all-in-one printer, scanner, fax and copier leaves many unanswered questions in its wake. Who designed this eyesore? Why is it so expensive? Did Brother forget to test out the features before production? What have we ever done... Large, colour LCD screen Poor output quality; slow print times; ugly and impractical design; lacks wireless networking The Brother MFC-5890CN is hands down the worst printer to have taken up space in our lab. From the irritating initial set-up to the horrendous output quality and slow print speed, this device is one of the easiest ways we can think of to flush £160 do... https://www.theregister.com/2009/02/09/review_inkjet_printer_brother_mfc_5890cn/ If you need to print on paper bigger than A4, your choices of printer are severely reduced. If you need colour and can only afford an inkjet, they’re smaller still, and if you’d like an all-in-one, you’re down to half a dozen possibilities. Make that s... If you need the facility to print A3 pages, this machine can save you around £70 over the full A3 scanning and copying model. It produces reasonable print, but not nearly as quickly as Brother would have you believe. ® More Printer Reviews... Kyocera... https://www.trustedreviews.com/brother-mfc-5890cn-all-in-one-inkjet-review There's growing interest in inkjet all-in-ones that are able to handle A3 documents as well as A4 and Brother has several models that can do this, more or less. More or less because in this model, the MFC-5890CN, A3 support only extends to printing. The m... http://www.technologytell.com/redirect-fail/?post_name=article The Brother is networkable, but only via Ethernet. For most family uses, running Ethernet cable to multiple computers is more trouble than they’re willing to go through. For a single location though, or small business, this unit is ideal. This would be an economical unit for a small home-based business. https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/review/brother-mfc-5890cn-review-107364/ Brother aims at the ambitious small office with its Brother MFC-5890CN colour inkjet multifunction printer, whose wide-format capability and cheap inks increase your in-house publishing potential without breaking the bank. Unfortunately, its slow, a... If time is money, the Brother MFC-5890CN hurts on both counts. It makes you wait forever for plain-text pages that also cost more because of the pricey black ink. Wide-format printing remains rare in this price range, however, so if you need that feat...