Canon launches five new PIXMA Inkjet printers starting from Rs 3,950
Canon India has now added five new all-in-one photo printers to its PIXMA line-up...

Canon India has added five new all-in-one photo printers to its PIXMA line-up, which now consists of 27 models in total. The new printers include the flagship PIXMA MG7170, the PIXMA MG6470, the PIXMA MG3570 and the affordable PIXMA MG2570 and MG2470. The company, apart from integrating new technology into the products, has also equipped three out of the five models with Wi-Fi support.

Canon has launched a new line-up of PIXMA photo-printers in India
The MG3570, MG6470 and MG7170 all provide users with two sided document printing to reduce paper usage and promote noiseless printing operations. The new line-up also comes with the company’s My Image Garden software application that helps users design photo layouts, create collages, calendars and stationary with their own text or date stamp.
The three models mentioned also comes with PIXMA Cloud Link that allows users to print from various photo sharing sites, social networking sites, cloud storage services and even from personal devices via the Android OS and iOS PIXMA Printing Solutions app. The models come with the new Access Point Mode will allow ad-hoc wireless printing without the need for a wireless router. The MG7170, in addition to all this, also comes equipped with an Intelligent Touch System to simplify user operation.
All five models are available from this month. The PIXMA MG2470 is priced at Rs 3,950, while the MG2570 and the MG3570 will set users back Rs 4,150 and Rs 6,495 respectively. While the MG6470 is priced at Rs 13,495, the flagship MG7170 is priced at a whopping Rs 20,495.
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