This is an All-In-One powerhouse. Thanks to its patented print head technology and 5-color ink system, you¿ll create spectacular photos with 9600 x 2400 color dpi resolution1, and it¿s fast: A photo lab quality 4" x 6" borderless print takes only about 21 seconds2. Copies will be remarkably true to the originals, and when scanning photos you¿ll produce impressive 4800-dpi results, with vibrant 48-bit color depth. The built-in Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) holds up to 35 originals and enables automatic duplexing, so you don¿t have to manually turn over your 2-sided original. This versatile machine is networkable via an Ethernet connection, and offers an optional BU-30 Bluetooth interface3, so you can print wirelessly from a PC or PDA. You can also print photos right from memory cards4 ¿ selecting and enhancing images on the high-resolution 2.5" color TFT display ¿ or directly from a digital camera.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
Best printer I've ever used:
I just had to throw in my 5 star rating for this printer. It's so nice to finally have a printer that I can trust - if an error message pops up or something doesn't print as I was expecting, almost 100% of the time it is something that I messed up. I've used this printer for about a year at my job, printing high volume text, pictures, on cardstock; anything that pops up, this printer handles well. It was easy to set up and network, the ink is simple to change, and the functions are easy to figure out.... more info
Designed to prompt ink sales:
This machine is designed to prompt you the owner to buy more ink. It takes two black ink cartridges and three color ones. If one of the color ones runs out of ink, the machine refuses to print anything including black and white . You are held hostage until you can get to one of the big box stores and hope they have the less than typical cartridges. One other time, an ink cartridge that was half full was ruled out by the printer because the printer was unable to determine the level of ink in it. For this... more info
LCD Screen failure after a year + half . . . .:
LCD screen failed after a year & a half. Canon only will advise a repair vendor at my expense. I'll use it as long as I can and never buy another canon product.
Canon has no excuse for not supporting linux - buy a Brother printer:
I bought this as part of an ongoing effort to build a small business. Unfortunately, it was one of the first purchases I made after thorough comparative research. Then, my hand-me-down computer busted down, and I built one from scratch and gave Microsoft the boot up it's ace and out the door it deserved. Unfortunately, Canon is one of the only companies that doesn't support the linux/open-source movement. F them! Buy a Brother printer. I've never been able to get the printer to work quite right (after hours... more info
