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Canon PIXMA iP4820
$100.00
Released August, 2010
The Pros:Photo prints are detailed, vibrant and realistic. Comes with some sample photo paper for testing to see if it's worth getting more. Paper loading is forgiving and easy.
The Cons:Not wireless, and no USB cable provided - need to plan ahead when purchasing. Setup takes some time, software installation is fairly slow. Single purpose - why buy just a printer when a quality all-in-one costs the same?
The PIXMA iP4820 is a mid-range photo inkjet printer from Canon. It prints at the same 9600x2400dpi resolution as the cheaper iP3600, but can print a 4x6 photo in half the time. The iP4820 also adds auto-duplexing, for double-sided printing without needing to turn the page over.
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Included Movie Print software enables high-resolution printing of HD video frames. Other key features include 2-way paper feeding and PictBridge connectivity for printing photos directly from a compatible camera. Like other Canon models, the iP4820 uses five separate ink tanks, reducing waste.
Features
- 9600x2400 max. dpi (color)
- 1pl, 5-ink-tank system
- Borderless photos up to 8.5"x11"
- ChromaLife100+
- Auto Duplex
- HD Movie Print software
- PictBridge connection
- 2-way paper feed
- Auto Photo Fix II
- 20s 4x6 photo print time
User Reviews (3)
Pros & Cons
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photo prints are detailed, vibrant and realistic
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comes with some sample photo paper for testing to see if it's worth getting more
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paper loading is forgiving and easy
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printing documents goes very fast, few pauses and the ink is laid quickly
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provides access to a "Creative Park" website for custom greeting card printing
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high capacity monochrome ink cartridge for saving money when printing in B&W
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impressive detail for an affordable inkjet
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duplex printing with an automatic feeder
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not wireless, and no USB cable provided - need to plan ahead when purchasing
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setup takes some time, software installation is fairly slow
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single purpose - why buy just a printer when a quality all-in-one costs the same?
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few features - lacks advanced connectivity, and functionality (eg/ network connections, media card reader, LCD display, etc...)
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takes a very long time to print a good quality photo
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