Need good quality printer/scanner for Mac Pro

I have read other posts and can't seem to find a solid answer. I need a good quality printer/scanner to use for my business. I scan old pictures and edit them together with music and video. I am looking for printer/scanner that can do this with great quality, and also be able to print onto printable DVD's.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
D-

Take a look at the Epson Artisan series of all-in-one printer/scanners.
-DH

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