Features

• 2 cyan and 1 black solid ink sticks
• For use with Xerox Phaser 860 color printer
• Environmentally friendly, leaves no waste
• Each stick yields approximately 2,800 pages
• Easy error-free loading

Features

• 35mm quality resolution
• Prints up to 17 pages per minute in black and up to 10 pages per minute in color
• Resolution up to 4800x1200 dpi
• Windows and Mac compatibility
• PrecisionSense cartridge alignment and paper-type sensing

Subjects:  1. Electronics    2. Office Electronics   

Features

• Photo-quality prints, scans, and copies; slim, compact all-in-one
• Up to 17 ppm print speed; up to 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi color resolution
• 36-bit color scan depth, 600 dpi optical resolution
• Up to 17 cpm, 50% to 400% copy enlargement/reduction
• USB and PictBridge interfaces; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (57)

don't buy this
Every time I go to print something this machine makes it an adventure. Right now the printer will only print an entire document rather than select pages from it. The error light comes on for no reason. This is the tip of the iceberg...needless to say I'm shopping around for a new printer.

Don't buy this refurbished
I bought this refurbished off a respectable dealer off of eBay,but I didn't realize that his guarantee was only for 7 days until it was too late.The USB port on the printer was dead on arrival, and I could not establish a connection to my computer.It was about 1 month after receiving the item that I attempted to install this on my computer, so I could not return this to the eBay dealer.Tried 2 different USB cables, 2 PC's and multiple USB ports, but still no connection.I'm sure this is a great printer for light to medium usuage, but my advice is to buy one of these new.

I'd give it a zero if possible.
I have not one, two, but three of these pieces of junk and have finally learned my lesson.The first one was DOA out of the box.The second one developed a USB connection problem within one month.And now the third one flashes continuously "check cartridges" and I have put brand new ones in there.It won't even scan or copy when it thinks you have printing issues.You're just locked up with a bunch of flashing lights.Don't waste your time with this thing.I'm definitely going to try a canon next. ... Read more

Features

• Up to 4,800-optimized dpi color resolution, 1,200 dpi black
• Up to 14 ppm black, 10 ppm color print speed
• Versatile paper handling, 4-by-6-inch borderless prints
• Lightweight, compact design; fold-up tray, ideal for notebooks
• USB interface, PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (17)

Give away the razor, sell the blades
I purchased this printer for my office at work. Once in a while I need to print a single page or two and don't want to bother walkingto the other side of the building to pick it up from the shared printer. The printer is small and fits into my desk space well. One thing I like is that the output tray and the input tray are the same, the paper just rolls around through the printer and comes out on top of the input stack which allows for a very low profile unit. Print quality is good. It is not very fast. Its kind of noisy. The input tray holds only about 50 sheets. I already had a spare USB cable but if I hadn't then I would have been irritated that it didn't come with one.
Prints well but noisy
A nice inexpensive printer that prints documents well. Have not tried photos as I do not have that need. The only drawback is that the paper feed system/motor is very noisy compared to other HP printers that I have had.

To Big for a portable printer
I purchased this printer for my laptop and to have on the go capability of being able to print out in the field or at job sites. The reviews stated that it was a great printer for a laptop computer. I never opended the box, when I saw its size
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Editorial Review

The PIXMA ip2000 from Canon is a photo printer that allows you to create high-quality prints from the comfort of your own home, while carrying a very reasonable price tag. Convenient and easy-to-use, the ip2000 utilizes Canon's Full-Photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (FINE) technology and a 1,088-nozzle print head to produce fine, 2-picoliter ink droplets, resulting in photos with rich detail and subtle shading. Canon's color and pigment-based black inks produce rich, colorful prints, while borderless printing lets you create photos with a professional look and feel. Read more

Features

• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi color resolution
• Up to 20 ppm black, 14 ppm color print speeds
• Prints 4-by-6-inch color photo in about 50 seconds
• Supports PictBridge-compatible digital cameras and DV camcorders
• USB interface, direct print port; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (6)

Not as great as they say, but still very good
I will start by saying I buy cheap ink for my printer.And I will follow that by saying HOLY COW can you get some SUPER CHEAP INK for this printer!!!(generic, of course).The photos that print look good and I don't mind the quality, but they certainly aren't comparable to real photos from a lab. But it works for what I need it to, it prints normal text really quick, and I couldn't be happier (mostly b/c the ink is soooooo cheap!)

stay away
This printer stinks - at least the one that I received.
useless
My version of this printer was pretty much useless because everytime I went to print, the paper would get jammed. This happened over and over and over and over and over again. I was not doing anything fancy, simply printing black/white documents. This is why I rank this product as utterly useless. Canon should devote some serious attention to their paper feeding system on this printer. ... Read more

Editorial Review

HP's DeskJet 5150 color inkjet printer offers high resolution output, fast print speeds, and time saving features that you won't want to be without. Delivering color prints at 14 ppm and black text at up to 19 ppm, you can choose from five different print modes to optimize print quality and speed. Resolutions of up to 4,800 dpi are achieved on a variety of media types and sizes, and optional 6-ink color printing can achieve prints that will resist fading, and last for years to come.Read more

Features

• High speed color inkjet printer
• Up to 4800 dpi color printing, 1200 dpi black printing
• 8 MB built-in memory; imaging software bundle included
• USB interface; optional networking and wireless adaptors available
• PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (33)

Runs well
I've had the HP DeskJet 5150 for a couple of years, and it runs very well as a plug and play device in my Linux system. The black and white printing is sharp, and the colors and vibrant.
Dissapointed with Deskjet 5150
After approximately a year after purchasing my Deskjet 5150 I started receiving error messages for "unknown printer cartridges" even though the cartridges were genuine factor HP cartridges. Reinstalling the cartridges made the messages go away the first couple times, but the third time all power seemed to be cut off, which the HP customer service blamed on the defective (HP) power cord. This is my second HP printer that has given me problems, and it will be my last HP purchase.

Good Printer
This printer came in a package i got about a year and a half ago and i just started using it in november of this year. it prints out good quality on BEST mode. on normal mode its really bad. my ink just ran out so 3 months or so the ink lasts. its time for me to upgrade but being a teenager i dont have the money. ... Read more

Features

• Up to 4,800 by 1,200 dpi color, 600 x 600 dpi black
• Prints up to 22 ppm black, 14 ppm color, 4-by-6-inch photo in just 48 seconds
• Microscopic 2-picoliter droplets
• 4 individually replaceable ink tanks
• Photo lightfast technology helps photos last approximately 25 years

Reviews (124)

Excellent Printing
This was my first photo printer and I still tend to compare other models to this one. The print quality and speed on Canon Photo Paper is excellent. Having individual tanks has been a blessing. I've actually run into situations where the yellow runs out while all other colors are still usable. Even regular printing jobs are done admirably well.

worked for just about 15 months
The printer head has to be replaced, it worked for almost 15 months. Also bought a Canon G3 digital camera for $600 that quit working at 13 months, conveniently when just out of warranty. Canon wants $185 to just look at the camera- repairs possibly more $. Canon has horrible customer service- buyer beware!

excellent low-price printer
I have this printer for one and a half year. I've never had a single paper jam or other problem and I've printed thousands of pages. It's a fast printer; in standard print quality it prints about 10 pages of text & color diagrams per minute. The canon software is full of options for resizing, printing multiple slides-pages per page, photo printing (with canon photo paper),duplex printing, auto or manual color adjustment etc. The different ink cartridges are not expensive and they are compatible with many other canon printers. My next printer (if this one ever dies) will be a canon. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Epson Stylus Photo 825 delivers the best in photo-lab image quality with its superior six-color Photo Ink system and 5,760 x 720 optimized dpi. It prints photos without a computer from popular digital-camera memory cards. And, it quickly creates borderless 4-by-6, 5-by-7, and 8-by-10-inch photos. Right from the printer, your images are ready to frame, place in your album, or give to family and friends.Read more

Features

• Convenient photo printing, with or without a computer
• Superior 6-color Photo Ink system
• 5,760 x 720 optimized dpi resolution
• Supports PRINT Image Matching II technology
• USB interface; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (45)

Ink Hog and Printhead clogger
This printer, I have had two of them, is an ink hog.Fortunately there are many firms supplying refilled cartridges or comaptibles for under $9.The problems lie in (1) the print head clogs (2) the printhead does not readily clean (3) you can't clean the black and color printheads separately or by color ... so you waste a lot of ink.
Ink Guzzler
I'm constantly having to run the cleaning maintenance which sucks up ink (you have to waste both color and black inks even if only one is leaving gaps in your printouts). After multiple back-to-back cleanings it still leaves white lines. I give up after awhile and have my husband print things out for me at work. And the on-screen gauge of how much ink remains showed up once and never appeared again! It won't print black text if you're out of color ink and vice versa. I get very few prints out of each cartridge. The ink cartridges are very small besides being very wasteful.

Hated it...
We were talked into this thing by an enthusiastic salesperson, and where stuck with it for two years. It cost easily 10X + it's sale price in wasted ink. Only about 10% of ALL attempts to print photos and documents actually have produced usable products!!! That's not an exaggeration 1 in 10 print attempts will be excellent, or something you would even consider to put in a frame or send to someone, the rest look like creatures from black lagoons to amateur screen printing mishaps.
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Editorial Review

With the Epson Stylus Photo 870 ink-jet printer, the burgeoning artist or professional photographer will prize this user-friendly desktop photo lab for its photo-quality printing of light-stable and water-resistant prints. Why wait for prints from your neighborhood developer, if you are lucky enough to have one, when the Epson Stylus Photo 870 ink-jet printer can fill most of you needs for everything from proofs to portfolios, from fast, 13-by-44-inch panoramics to transparencies.Read more

Features

• 1,440 x 720 dpi quality
• Ideal for digital imaging and photo applications
• Parallel or USB interface for PC or Macintosh
• 100-sheet, 10-envelope feeder tray
• 1-year warranty with Epson's Exchange Program

Reviews (25)

expensive cartridges and a menace to the environment
Forget about it. My husband and I bought this printer a while ago, and all I can say is that it hurts my stomach every time I use it. The cartridges are overly expensive, and once any of the four colors of the color cartridge runs out, it refuses to print, even if you are not using that specific color. Then the cartridges are absolutely unrecyclable. Nobody accepts it, and when I called customer service which is located in Canada, they told me that they are saving the ones they use, just in case they become recyclable at some point. We feel terrible about junking this bundle of polluting plastic, so we use it when needed, but if we could go back, we would NEVER, EVER buy this printer. If you think the price is nice, make your calculations with the expense of cartridges. Laser printers are going down in price and are as good as this, the prints will last longer, and they are not as environmentally unconscious.

Six months with Epson 870
I use this printer for semi-professional image production making fine art-type 8x10 prints.Color saturation is very uniform with great depth and fine color matching, print after print. Lucky for me, the monitor and Adobe Photoshop are very accurate, so I do get what I see on the screen. My gallery prints are mostly 7x9, using a tiff setting on the 1.3 meg Olympus, I get a large file that can handle 7x9 in.just fine.One complaint, this printer really uses up the color ink cart. I count average of 36 full color 7x9 prints on heavy matt paper! When the cart. is low, the software will take it down even lower on nxt. boot-up and then you will not be able to use even the full blk.cart., thus locking up the printer until you put in a new color cart. I think the idea is to sell more $24. ink cartridges. Ok photoprint, good general use
I bought the Epson Photo Stylus on the basis on superior technical stats and excellent reviews from numerous sources (ZdNet, ComputerShopper etc ...).I have been mostly happy with it as a general purpose printer but I have found it somewhat frustrating to use as a photo printer.Read more

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Editorial Review

The Canon S530D handles all your document printing needs with ease, without sacrificing photo print quality. Print directly from your Canon PowerShot digital camera or from your digital camera's memory card--either way you'll get crisp, clear, professional-quality print results.You can print 4-by-6-inch borderless prints at resolutions of up to 2,400 x 1,200 dpi; or print at lower resolutions in under a minute. Text is fast too: a single page of black text is delivered in just 4.5 seconds.Read more

Features

• Up to 2,400 x 1,200 color dpi, 600 x 600 dpi black
• Up to 14 ppm black, 10 ppm color
• Prints a 4-by-6-inch borderless photo in less than a minute
• Advanced MicroFine Droplet Technology ensures true photo-quality
• Lightfast technology makes photos that last approximately 25 years

Reviews (21)

Good while it lasted
I bought this printer in mid-2003. It has worked very well for me. Unfortunately, it is now messing up like some of the others have described. The pictures look very dull. I've deep cleaned and changed all cartridges, but they still have a dullness to them. I have done a lot of printing on this machine over the past few years. I just wish that it would have lasted longer. I agree that it eats a lot of ink. I can't count how many cartridges I've gone through.

I guess we're the exception...
We've had this printer for almost two years. I do a good amount of printing, both color & b/w. While I do need to do cleanings more often with this printer, mine is not sucking up ink at an unreasonable rate at all. And it is very affordable. Photos don't always print well... the only photo paper I have found to work well with my S530D was very the glossy trial pack that came with it when I bought it. No other photo paper has done well at all, so I suggest theirs. This is the best printer we have had in 10 years, and belive me I've thrown my share out the window! I can offer THIS advice to owners of ANY printers. Always use the power switch ON THE PRINTER to turn it on off, never use the power strip switch, or the switch from properties. For some reason doing so supposedly wastes ink? I don't get it, but I've always followed that advice and this printer has been an absolute gem for us. Good Luck! Jeannie

print heads are duds
I have had this printer for more than a year.At first, it was a great printer. Not anymore!!It uses up ink like no other, yes, it is great to have the individual tanks(which is why I bought the thing) but now the print head isn't working right.Do several deep cleanings and use up nearly all the full tanks up, and the problem is still there.The pages have splotchy black marks and the texts are only partially printed.Went to the canon website, they don't even acknowledge this printer ever existed.
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Features

• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi color, 600 x 600 dpi black
• Prints up to 18 ppm black, 11 ppm color
• Makes 4-by-6-inch borderless prints in just 48 seconds
• Advanced Droplet Technology for photo quality
• Photo lightfast technology helps photos last approximately 25 years

Reviews (64)

Low maintenance, good printer
I've had my i550 for several years now.Works great.I like only changing ink for the colors that are used.It never refuses to print based on counting print jobs (a problem that I had with an Epson).No issues with the quality of print.

canon printer i550
I got my i550 printer more than 3 years ago and never had any problem with it; the printing is as clear as it was from day one [maintenance helps]. Although "old tech." by today standard, I highly recommend it for home use. I will not part with mine until it dies on me. Long live the "i550".

ALMOST 2 YEARS & GOING STRONG
I have read some other reviews that stated after a year or 15 months they began having problems with this printer. I have had mine for almost 2 years and no problems encountered yet; and I use it alot.
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Features

• USB 2.0 interface for compatible PCs and Macs (Will work with USB 1.1 ports, but at USB 1.1 speeds)
• Prints up to 15 pages per minute (PPM) in 300dpi black / Prints up to 10 pages per minute (PPM) in 300dpi color
• Print cancel button and on-screen ink level indicator / Print borderless photos with 4 x 6.5 inch HP Premium Plus Photo Paper
• Up to 4800 x 1200 optimized dpi in color (except when using optional (NOT included) photo cartridge, which allows Up to 4800 x 1200 optimized dpi in color (except when using optional (NOT included) photo cartridge, which allows Up to 4800 x 1200 optimized dpi in color (except when using optional (NOT included) photo cartridge, which allows 6-color printing)
• Up to 1200 x 1200 dpi in black / Fold-up 100-sheet paper tray saves space when not used

Reviews (3)

True Value.
I got this printer about six months ago and it has proved to be quite robust. It can do just about anything a non-industrial guy like me needs done. I am even using it with my new computer and storing the one which came as part of the package. HP's bang per buck is rather amazing as, financially, this is an excellent deal which is why I probably will continue to favor this brand over others. Lastly, concerning the criticism below about the lack of a USB cable, he's right and I agree it's inappropriate, but leaving out extras is, unfortunately, common practice among companies today.

I've had incredibly bad luck with this printer
Well the product description neglects to mention the absence of the "compatible USB cable," which much be purchased separately...If you want an inexpensive printer (that comes with ink) then certainly take a look at this printer, just make sure you don't need to use it right out of the box because you'll need to track down a USB cable for it.
Does Photos Too
This printer is literally "the little engine that could." It's a small printer, but it puts out really high-quality printing. Even in Fast Draft mode, the quality is acceptable for reports. In Photo Quality mode, this is where it shines. I'm surprised; it's like the photos came out of one of those "Fotomats," remember them? ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon S520 color bubble inkjet printer provides flexibility with refined color, precision, and detail for photo printing. The S520 uses four individual ink tanks for cost savings, and with both USB and parallel ports, it's a suitable match to your Mac or PC.Read more

Features

• MicroFine Droplet technology for sharp documents and photos
• 2,400 x 1,200 dpi color resolution, 600 x 600 black
• Fast, up to 14 ppm black, 9 ppm color
• Prints 4-by-6-inch borderless photos in less than a minute
• USB and parallel connectivity; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (77)

Wonderful and Faithful Printer
I've had two of these babys for several years now and they never cease to put out great copy, whether b&w or photos. I have no idea why others are disappointed (probably the same dude) but mine work great and it's sooooo quiet. Do the print heads ever clog??? Sure, like all printers without built-in printheads in their ink cartridges (which cost way more). I had two HP's and they always printed poorly except on the HP high quality paper. These printers print great on a grocery bag. If the head gets gunked up do what every other normal person does... boil some distilled water in a sauce pot and swirl the head around in it several times, but don't get the electronics wet. Works every time.

Pretty good,
My mom's friend had this printer for some time now. and he gave the printer to her to give to me. So when I got it. I didn't have the installment CD so I went to canon's site and they had software to use for it for free! Alright so I got it all installed, Got new ink or it (since the old ones where empty) and I started it up for the first time in forever! I print something and it came out really swell for an older printer. I was pretty happy with the results for an older printer. I have had no problems with it so far. only thing I am not to happy with is sometimes grey looks kinda green. I am not sure if that's something in genral or what.. But it's kinda nasty. >.<

at first you'll be happy, then you'll be mad
When the printer is new and loaded with fresh ink and prints on *Canon* brand photo paper, prints come out great. Take a month or two off from your photo hobby and try again. Presto. Your color ink tanks have dried up - time to shell out $35. Try to print something out a few weeks later. Presto. Your blank ink tank is empty - time to by another. Try using any other brand of photo paper - crappy prints - you must by expensive Canon photo paper. A few weeks/months later, try to print with fresh tanks - zippo. The print head is clogged - buy a new one for $150... no chuck the S520 and buy a new not-Canon printer. But first, try soaking the print head in some isopropyl alcohol overnight, dry thoroughly, and see if it works. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Ideal for designers, publishers, or anyone looking forprofessional-quality printouts, the Hewlett-Packard DeskJet 1220Cseprovides high-performance printing on a wide variety of media. It will print anything from 4-by-6-inch postcards to13-by-19-inch Super A3 posters. It handles transparencies, thick cardstock, and everything in between. The 1220Cse can help you withcreative projects such as iron-on transfers, greeting cards, andbanners. For your home office, use the label and envelope printingfunctions, or switch to 2400 x 1200 dpi mode for realistic color forall your photo media.Read more

Features

• 2,400 x 1,200 dpi resolution on photo paper
• Fast, 11 ppm in black and 9.5 ppm in color
• Vibrant, true-to-life colors with HP's PhotoREt III Technology
• Wide format, sizes up to 13 x 19 inches
• USB and parallel interfaces; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (20)

As Always - HP Has A Winner
Impressive printer, this is. When my late husband and I were looking around, this printer was one of only a few that offered tabloid sized printing at an affordable price.
Best printer purchase I ever made
I have used this printer for four years and it still works perfectly.I prints photos on photo paper beautifully.I love being able to print 11x17, and friends and family ask me to print for them.I use this printer heavily but have only bought new cartridges once in four years.I often print using the print quality of 'Fast'.The 'Fast' option looks like 'Normal' for most printing except photos.This printer was worth the expense.I also have an HP LaserJet 4L that is still working after more years than I can remember, and it's still fast compared to many newer printers on the market.

Works great....but only with light weight paper!
This printer does not load paper properly if it is anything thicker than 6 mil. All of the nice Photo Papers that are a bit thicker and produce wonderful color, do not feed into the roller properly, and the top portions of the photos don't appear. The color is fantastic, but who cares if your missing part of the photo? Read more

Subjects:  1. Desk Jet, Ink Jet    2. 1220c, 1220cse, business    3. 1220 Cse, HP   

Editorial Review

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Features

• Dye sublimation technology for professional-looking results
• Directly supports xD-PictureCard, no PC required
• Supports optional Type-II PCMCIA adapters for SmartMedia, CompactFlash, and Memory Stick
• Prints 24-bit 314-dpi photos in a variety of sizes up to 8 by 10 inches
• 1.8-inch preview LCD; USB interface, PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (2)

DO NOT PURCHASE THIS PRINTER! POOR REPAIR SERVICE!
I bought the printer 6 months ago and after a few months of great pictures there was a white line that developed on the
Great photo quality!!
I was worried about spending 500.00 for a printer, which I knew nothing about, but after reading reviews on Google.com I felt comfortable about doing it. The quality comes out great. You can't go wrong with getting this printer. One thing I did notice, it left a scratch on my prints, when I printed 4X6 images. I have not had a chance to see if it was a one time fluke or what. I'm waiting for more paper to arrive. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Printers    2. Digital Camera (Photo) Interface, Printing    3. Video capture device, devices    4. Mac, Macintosh Compatible (Compatibility)    5. , Mac, Macintosh   

Features

• Print, scan, and copy from a single desktop machine
• Print up to 18 ppm black, 13 ppm color
• Scan with up to 48-bit color depth
• ArcSoft Photo Studio and ScanSoft Omni Page SE software
• USB 2.0 interface, slots for digital-camera memory cards; PC compatible

Reviews (35)

Avoid at all costs!
Even if someone offers to give you this printer for free, don't take it.I wasted $100 on it.I think I got about 10 copies before the black ink cartridge ran out.It never feeds the paper correctly, constant paper jams.Visiting the Canon website and following all of their troubleshooting steps has not worked. I threw this thing away. The scanner works OK but that's about it.

very good all-1 here!!
bought this one for my brother and i'll tell ya, this is one heck of a printer, the quality is great. i catch myself using it more then my own epson.
Avoid getting this printer.
I bought the Canon PIXMA MP130 All-in-One Photo Printer a couple of months ago and I used it mainly for scanning old photos onto my computer. The scanner isn't the best quality, but it gets the job done and I've had no problems with it. Printing is a completely different story. The printer broke after only using it a couple of times to print some pictures and some text documents. It gets error 5200 and there's no way to fix it from what I've seen. Apparently, many other people have been having the same problem as me. When I open up the printer to change the cartriges there is no movement at all in the cartridge holder, when it's supposed to move to the center. ... Read more

Features

• Up to 10 ppm printing in black and color
• Up to 14 ppm black printing with optional cartridge
• Up to 1,200 dpi black, 4,800 optimized dpi color
• Lightweight low-profile design; quiet operation
• USB interface; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (18)

paper jam
Paper jam, every time. It's pretty amazing, this printer can suck in 10 pages at a time, not 1 page at a time, as a printer is suppose to. It jams half way, all the way, one page, two pages, 10 pages. So many variations- just to screw your day.
Good printer for Home Use
It's a good printer for $40! I only use mine at home and maybe print 5-10 pics a month and a few pages of tab's and I've had NO problems!
Cheap, eats ink carts... AVOID IF POSSIBLE
Not a bad printer for $39 at Walmart...very good print quality and nice features for a printer in this price range.But it eats ink like crazy.When the cart gets low on a multiple print job you have to do each copy manually which is very inconvenient.I can get only about 20 pages of a full color document before the low ink (color) comes on. These companies that make the cheapo printers know that their dollar is going to come from ink cart sales...$48 for a black cart and color cart at Target!At these prices I'll go broke. ... Read more

Editorial Review

With a combination of speed, precision, and brilliant color, the Canon S9000 brings professional-quality printing to home desktops. Enjoy print speeds as low as 37 seconds for a 4-by-6-inch border-free photo and about a minute for an 8-by-10.Read more

Features

• High-speed, professional-quality, six-color, large-format photo printer
• Borderless 4-by-6-inch photo prints in approximately 37 seconds
• Produces large photo prints, up to 13 by 19 inches
• 2,400 x 1,200 dpi resolution; 3,072 nozzles for exceptional speed and quality
• Convenient USB interface; PC and Mac compatible

Features

• Resolutions in black and color up to 1,200 x 1,200-rendered dpi
• Up to 4,800-omptimized dpi or optional 6-ink color
• Print speeds up to 30 ppm black, 20 ppm color
• USB, PictBridge, Ethernet, and 802.11g wireless interfaces
• Sharable among a 5 PCs; PhotoREt III color technology

Reviews (22)

WiFi? Not Really!
The wifi has never worked for this printer. Contacted HP, LinkSys, Dell, Apple. Its better to buy a regular printer and a wireless adapter than to buy this printer. Wish I had more luck with it.

wonderful when it works properly, frustrating when it doesn't
When it works I love it. I don't understand how the wireless printing can work for months and then stop working at all.

Excellent Printer
I spent quite a bit of time researching printers. I chose this one because it has the best overall bang-for-the-buck for everyday use. I considered "photo printers". but then I realized I'd rarely print photos and I don't need the media card reader. The one in my PC does just fine. This printer does have a PictBridge USB connection, if you desire. I doubt I'd ever use it. Besides, it's just so much cheaper to order photos online or to take your memory card to a local drugstore and print them there.
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