Canon Launches 15 New Products
Canon India Pvt. Limited has announced the launch of 15 new products.
Canon India Pvt. Limited has announced the launch of 15 new products.
The range includes Single Format Inkjet Printers, All-in-one Printers, Laser Printers, Projectors, Scanner and Laser Multi-function device. Each of the newly launched printers has Wi-Fi. Canon is also expanding its wi-fi inkjet AIO range, which also includes the auto duplex feature.
Kensaku Konishi, President & CEO Canon India said, "At Canon we strive to bring fresh concepts and innovative technologies and the current range of products are the best mix of both. Continuing to delight our customers, these new products provide the best of technology and reinforce our dominance in the market." He further added, "To align with our corporate ‘green commitment’ and need for cost reduction in printing by businesses and convenience in printing for home users, our new products launched today feature auto duplex printing, wi fi capabilities and network capabilities ready for enterprise and home printing."
Canon also announced the roll out of 4 new initiatives. They are:
- Canon PIXMA wi-fi printing zones
- Canon Green Cycle Program
- Canon Smiley Program
- OIC Platinum partners program
Canon also launched 6 new models of its projector range increasing its focus in this segment. The growing segments of digital classrooms, e-governance projects have increased the demand for high end projectors and Canon’s new range will ensure that it is ready for this opportunity.
- WiFI -Print from anywhere from Multiple Platforms
- Highest Contrast Ratio
- Direct Print thru Remote UI
- Output tray sensor
- SendLite Feature

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