Latest Canon PIXMA iP100 Ultra-Portable Printer
The leading company in imaging products and solutions for the digital home and office, Canon has added a new compact printer to its PIXMA range, named as PIXMA iP100 (replacement of the popular PIXMA iP90v), featuring a new 9600dpi FINE printhead with the promise of finer prints, which aimed to deliver the ultimate in portable photo and document printing.
Highlights Of Canon PIXMA iP100:
- Ultra-portable PIXMA iP100 with battery utilises Canon’s FINE print head technology for incredible quality photo and document printing wherever you are
- 9600 x 2400 dpi FINE print head, producing prints with class-leading quality
- 5 ink system produces high quality photograph and document prints
- 50 sec photo prints (10 x 15cm borderless photo lab quality)
- Canon’s ChromaLife100 system delivers beautiful photographs with enhanced durability of up to 100 years
- Speeds of 20ppm in mono and 14ppm in colour document printing
- IrDA IR connectivity and optional Bluetooth printing
The new Canon PIXMA iP100 ultra-portable printer will be available in coming May for £199.99, and an extra 50 pounds for the model that includes rechargeable battery for truly portable printing.
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April 17th, 2008 23:02
Look at the sample print in the photo. It’s horrible. How many people at Canon saw this photo as they were preparing their marketing materials? Stupid.