Best printers for Imac with mountain lion?

Hi! I have an Imac with OSX Mountain Lion. Does anyone have any suggestions on as to which wireless printers are most compatible and easy to use?

May have better luck in the Mountain Lion forum 10.8 . This is Lion 10.7 forum

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