What is the best airless printer to use with the ipad air??

What is the best AirPrinter to use with ipad air? 

Setup AirPrint Printer
1. Buy an AirPrint enabled printer; see list below
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4356
2. Run the CD provided and set printer and iPad on the same network
3. Start printing from your iPad using AirPrint

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