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Canon Pixma iP2600 review
Canon's inkjet photo printer for users on a budget, the Pixma iP2600 lacks a PictBridge port and a memory card slot, but makes up for it with a sleek design, competitive print speeds and bold, crisp prints. It's a cost-effective printer for text and amateur photo printing Read more
28 March 2008 by Justin Yu
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Canon Pixma iP90v review
The Canon Pixma iP90v is a compact printer, small enough to slip into a laptop bag, for printing from practically anywhere. It's pretty pricey, especially with the add-ons, but if you simply must have a tiny inkjet, you'll be pleased with its print speeds and quality Read more
10 July 2007 by Felisa Yang
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Canon Pixma iP5000 review
Automatic duplexing, dual paper trays with a combined 300-sheet capacity, tiny droplets and decent speed make the Canon Pixma iP5000 a versatile inkjet option for home users who need both text and graphics output Read more
21 July 2005 by David D. Busch
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Canon Pixma Pro9000 review
With more and more high-resolution cameras around, it's becoming more common for people to print large photos at home. If you want those big prints to look good, that means buying a medium-format printer, such as Canon's eight-ink dye-based Pixma Pro9000 Read more
29 August 2007 by Philip Ryan
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Canon Pixma MX330 review
The Pixma MX330 is a great choice for those seeking an all-in-one inkjet printer that won't break the bank. It doesn't produce the best-quality prints we've ever seen, but the MX330 still represents great value for money, delivering a robust feature set and decent performance Read more
10 June 2009 by Justin Yu
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Canon Pixma iP6600D review
A large 89mm LCD screen, a built-in card reader, good photo output and duplex printing of up to 300 sheets between refills make the 9,600x2,400dpi iP6600D a solid fit for digital camera owners who prize versatility and convenience, but slow printing and poor text quality will limit its appeal Read more
22 March 2006 by David D. Busch
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Canon Pixma iP90 review
The Canon Pixma iP90 is a sleek, lightweight, go-anywhere portable inkjet printer that creates full-size documents and colour graphics, as well as 100x150mm (4x6-inch) colour photographs. Thanks to built-in PictBridge and infrared (IrDA) ports, you can print directly from your digital camera, handheld or mobile phone without a computer Read more
21 July 2006 by Jeffrey Fuchs
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Canon Pixma iP1700 review
At under £40, the Pixma iP1700 is a bargain. It produces high-quality photos, but its lack of features will leave photo hobbyists hankering for more. If your photo-printing needs are basic and you don't mind printing exclusively from your PC, the Pixma iP1700 is a steal Read more
12 September 2006 by Felisa Yang
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