Precision ink nozzles create high resolution photos-up to 4800 x 1200 color dpi. Microscopic 2-picoliter sized ink droplets produce finely detailed photos. Just capture an image... more
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camerasPhoto Index Sheet for printing from memory cards1200x2400dpi scannerChromaLife100 for long-lasting photosPrint speed (mono/colour): 22/17 pages per minuteU...
capacity. 4800 x 1200dpi print resolution. Compatible with: CompactFlash®, Microdrive, SmartMedia®, Memory Stick®, Memory Stick ProTM, SD Memory Card® and MultiMediaCardTM v3.31, xD-PictureCardTM, Memory Stick DuoTM, Memory Stick PRO DuoTM, RS-MMCTM v3.31 and miniSDTM using adapter - not supplied. PictBridge support. Prints up to A4 size photos. Prints 10 x 15cm photos in 52 seconds. Prints photos with and without borders. Flatbed scanner: Up to 1200 x 2400dpi scan resolution. 48/24 bit depth. Copier: Up to 22ppm copy speed. 25 to 400% reduction and enlargement. PC free copying. Software included: MP Navigator, Easy-WebPrint (Windows only), Easy-PhotoPrint, ScanSoft OmniPage SE, ArcSoft PhotoStudio. USB 2.0 connectivity. Compatible with: Windows® XP/2000 Pro/ME/98: Pentium® II 300MHz or compatible processor, 128Mb RAM, 550Mb HD space, CD-ROM drive, display 1024 x 768, colour 16 bit, Internet Explorer 5.0-6.x. Mac OS X v.10.2.8/Safari: Intel® processor, Power PC G3, G4, G5, 128Mb RAM, 450Mb HD space, CD-ROM drive, display 1024 x 768, thousands of colours. Size (H)38.1, (W)44.3, (D)18.3cm.
camerasPhoto Index Sheet for printing from memory cards1200x2400dpi scannerChromaLife100 for long-lasting photosPrint speed (mono/colour): 22/17 pages per minuteUSB 2.0 connectionResolution (dpi): 4800x1200Copy speed (mono/colour): 22/17 copies per minute25-400% zoom100 paper tray capacityScanner resolution (dpi): 1200x2400 (enhanced)Up to A4 document sizeSoftware includedMinimum operating system: Windows® 98/ME/2000/XP, Mac OS X v10.2.8-10.41 year on-site warrantyWxDxH: 443x381x183 mmWeight: 6.5 Kg
...I have installed this printer Canon from the photographic pretensions (both on the wrapping and on the manual it is pointed out more times this ownership of the object). The client had demands of color copy and white and black without investing too much (economically) in the purchase of the hardware of it in that of the materials of consumption. ----------PRICE: Among the various proposed products he has chosen the photographic Printer Canon MP180. ... ...99.) ----------MATERIAL OF CONSUMPTION: The cartridges supported by this model are the followings: Contained standard (inclusive in the wrapping): PG-40 (Black) price £ 14,75 (€ 21,90) Made middle 195 pages to 5% of coverage CL-41 (color) price £ 18,45 (€ 27,38) Made middle 155 pages to 5% of coverage Contained extra - Long duration (almost the double one of the standard one): PG-50 (Black) price £ 20,66 (€ 30,66) CL-51 (color) price £ 24,35 (€ 36,14) ...
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Advantages: Quick, efficient, high quality Disadvantages: Photocopy function slightly worse than normal prints
...As regards printing cartridges, the Canon brand may not be the cheapest, but then again, you must pay for quality. Also, there aren't really any "cheap" brands of much worth available anyway. In all fairness, the durability of the cartridges makes them worth everything single penny in my view. I regularly use my printer, and I was surprised by how economic it was. A little ink certainly goes a very long way with this printer A very very long way ... ...it to potential buyers. The Canon Pixma MP180 is the complete package, and an excellent all-rounder. There are no serious faults with it, it is extremely easy to set up and use, and it is very cheap regaring the longevity of its cartridges.
An excellent multi-function printer, that I'm sure would more than satisy anyone's needs. ...
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Advantages: decent price, good quality Disadvantages: uses lots of ink
I bought this printer because I needed one that had a scanner, photocopier and a printer. It is reasonably priced and comes with all the booklets and discs that you will need to use it to its full potential. It claims to produce "photo lab quality printing", though this takes a while.
While it is very reasonably priced for an all in one printer, and it does come with two ink cartriges, (one black and one colour) it does go through an awful lot of ...
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Advantages: Brilliant printing and scanning!! Disadvantages: None!
...cartridges which work fine- but you can buy the Canon ones for around sixteen pounds a piece. You will need one colour cartridge and one black cartridge. In my opinion this scanner and printer is fantastic. It's so much better then having separate scanners and printers. Definitely worth sixty pounds. ...
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Advantages: Adjsutable sound for quiet printing, brilliant quality photo's and card ports Disadvantages: You have to buy cannon cartridges
...will have to buy the canon cartridges which are not cheap!! But for the money I paid (£39) it is an excellent quality printer/scanner and can't be beaten for quality and price. If you do a search online you will be able to find it on sale at many outlets so do a comparison price search as it still goes for a good price if researched well. Happy printing! ...
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Precision ink nozzles create high resolution photos-up to 4800 x 1200 color dpi. Microscopic 2-picoliter sized ink droplets produce finely detailed photos. Just capture an image with a PictBridge-ready digital camera/DV. The memory card slot lets you print photos direct. No computer needed! Using select genuine Canon inks and photo papers, you can create beautiful photos that last up to 100 years. You can even copy or scan thick items that do not lie flat on the platen. The USB 2.0 interface enables the fastest possible image transfers and scanning speeds. Dual Color Gamut Processing Technology automatically optimizes copy quality based on the type of originals you are copying.
The only reason I bought this printer was that I had broken my previous one and therefore needed a replacement. By broken I mean I had dropped the power transformer onto the laminate floor as I had rather stupidly been carrying it by the cables, and the... more
After spending some time researching the latest photo-quality multi-functions, I decided on this model as it offered the best compromise on scan results and print speeds. Although I would have preferred a wireless-enabled machine, I was able to get... more
I bought this printer to replace the PIXMA ip1600 which I had before, prompted by the £20 cashback offer Canon was running at the time. This allowed me to purchase a multifunction machine for cheaper than replacing the cartridges on the ip1600!... more
When it comes to buying technology, I know absolutely nothing, so I tend to take advice. The usual advice is: buy the best you can afford. In this case the cost was only an issue in the value-for-money sense, not in the there-is-a-top-limit sense. ... more
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Came well packed, no clutter and was easy to unpack. I got the whole printer connected up and ready to install in about 10 minutes. All the parts were very easy to install, and the manual was good as it was just easy to more
Well if you fancy yourself as a bit of a photographer and take lots of photos and edit them, but you only use a normal Photo Printer to print your Photos then think again. This is one hell of a Printer, you achieve fantastic studio like photos from your more
