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Advantages: comact, stylish, good brand reputation
Disadvantages: infa red slow, is heavy when used with battery

...to buy an old canon bjc 80 or the likes. I then went onto ebay and searched for a portable printer, you can imagine all the junk that came up and then I saw it, the Canon Pixma IP90, looking very stylish, so like everything else I buy I searched the internet for information on it, and all the reviews I found were positive, albeit the printer was a bit pricey at £199 but I was not swayed and and kept hunting for the best price, in the end I bought ...
...for the pair for original canon but you can get generic replacements for a fraction of the cost, I personally use the original ones, but again I don't print hundreds of pages, just the average family use so it doesn't hurt me when I have to replace them. The print quality is really good from a compact ink jet printer, good enough to print decent charts, documents and even photos. The canon boasts print speeds of upto 16 pages per minute, this must ... Read review

Advantages: memory cards, clour screen
Disadvantages: still to find

HP Photo Smart D5460 Printer prints upto 9600 x 2400 optimized dpi color using thermal inkjet technology. A speed of 32 ppm for black and 30 ppm color which i have recorded while testing it for the first time . It has a large sheet input tray and an automated photo tray. It can print 2000 to 2500 pages depending upon the quality. Best of all i like is i can print CD and DVD also. It is Beautifully design,reliable and affordable,cost effective, ... Read review

Advantages: fast, reliable, easy to use, long lasting inks, separate inks, 2 paper feeds
Disadvantages: warm tint to photos, no card reader (doesn't bother me though!)

...from. I always use genuine Canon as i know these are the best. Replacing the cartridges is very easy and the printer tells you when they've run out - it's actually fairly accurate. You can look in the settings at any time to see how much is approx left The reason for the two blacks is quite simple. One black is designed for photos and the printer automatically uses it when you're printing photos. The other is for text. This cartridge is much higher ...
...The nice thing about the Canon cartridges is, if you don't believe what the computer is telling you, you can take the cartridge out - by simply opening the top of the printer - and see how much ink there is left. Its made of see-through plastic. The two paper feeds are very useful. If you're used to an Epson printer the top feed will be familiar. If you're used to an HP printer the front feed will be familiar. Personally I keep plain paper in the ... Read review

Advantages: Easy of use and set up, quality of results
Disadvantages: Running costs could get a little pricey.....

...assumes you will be using Canon photo paper at all times, and optimises the print quality for this. Oddly, the wizard does not include all the papers Canon supply, but selection of the nearest likely seems to work well. Print quality is excellent. Despite the use of a 3 colour system, in place of the 4 colour one a professional would use, you would be hard pressed to tell the difference. A black and white letter can be printed in a similar time ...
...the "go" button, and your Canon software will auto recognise what you are trying to do, import the scanned image, and then print it on your new media without any further adjustment. It's as close to magic as any software I've ever seen. Just a word of warning when printing onto a DVD/CD - make sure the disc is pressed down into it's holder, else it may clash with the print head. The Canon software also installs a small toolbar in Internet Explorer ... Read review

Advantages: Inexpensive and easy to use
Disadvantages: Slow

...text per cartridge. The Canon replacements are a bit expensive but luckily I was able to find compatibles for around one pound per cartridge over the internet and these work fine. Another minor issue is that the paper sometimes gets stuck in the printer, either because it is not lined up properly or not ejected properly and the printer sucks it back in, but this only seem to happen in you are printing lots of pages. ... Read review