Paper feeds through to the hinged-down front cover, which has a two-stage telescopic support set into its front edge. The rear paper tray support comes folded down on top of the scanner lid and when raised can take up to 100 sheets of plain paper or 20 photo blanks, though not at the same time. The new printer has the same fairly austere, textured, black plastic lines as its cheaper sibling, broken only by Kodak-yellow highlights along the front edge of the scanner lid and around the Start button. It costs around £15 more than the earlier machine, so is it worth it for the wireless? However, it appears to be available only from the DSG group (Currys and PC World). Kodak’s new range of all-in-ones continues to grow, with the ESP C310 being pretty much a wireless version of the ESP C110 we looked at recently.
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