"multifunction printer" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "I bought a new multifunction printer to print, copy, and scan documents."
What is an MFP printer? A. MFP stands for multifunction printer (or peripheral).
If you prefer a more flexible option than buying a multifunction printer or portable scanner — and have a tablet or smartphone — most app stores have some sort of scanning app that uses the device's camera to capture an image of a document.
Maybe a large, multifunction printer.
HP Photosmart C4795 Wireless Multifunction Printer – $64.99.
Caanon imageCLASS MF4350d Laser Multifunction Printer – $149.99.
Epson Stylus NX110 Multifunction Printer – $24.99.
The BluePrint fleet of school and departmental multifunction printers are defaulted to print 2-sided and in black and white.
Mr. Baker said the holiday selling season would probably be strong, paced by sales of LCD flat-panel monitors, wireless networking equipment and multifunction printers.
The panel said the European Union had imposed the duties on flat-panel displays, multifunction printers and television set-top boxes in violation of the W.T.O.'s Information Technology Agreement.
Several Hewlett-Packard multifunction printers, for example, have a document-scanning option that saves the digitized results as PDF files, which take up considerably less cabinet space than a stack of clippings.
Examples of products that combine two or more functions include clock radios, portable stereo/CD players, television (TV)/videocassette recorders (VCRs), multifunction printers, telephone/answering machines, PC/TVs, and watches.
