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Canon Launches New Pixma Photo Printers

Canon has introduced three new single function photo printers. Providing the perfect match to its award-winning digital SLR line-up, Canon introduc...

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Gagan Gupta|Jul 11, 2006, 19:30:13 IST

Canon has introduced three new single function photo printers.Providing the perfect match to its award-winning digital SLR line-up, Canon introduces the PIXMA iP6700D Photo Printer (estimated selling price $199.99)1 for vibrant, high-quality photo prints. Connected via PictBridge, the iP6700D printer allows users to brighten faces, print shooting information on a print, or even print a contact sheet with up to 35 images all directly from the camera controls without a PC.The PIXMA iP6310D Photo Printer (estimated selling price $99.99)1 is a 6-color photo printer that features Canon's ChromaLife100 ink system. The printer also supports a number of direct photo printing capabilities including select memory cards, digital cameras, DV camcorders, camera phones and other PictBridge ready devices.Customers can print digital photos at home with the affordably priced PIXMA iP1700 Photo Printer (estimated selling price $49.99)1, using the included Easy-PhotoPrint software. Plus, this 4-color product produces laser-sharp text for documents and colorful web pages."From Grandma to the grand kids, our new PIXMA photo printers give consumers with varying printing needs more choices, more features and a better value," said Yukiaki Hashimoto, senior vice president and general manager of the consumer imaging group at Canon U.S.A., Inc., a subsidiary of Canon Inc.canon_pixma_ip6700d_t.jpg[/TAGS]

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First Published:Jul 11, 2006, 19:30:13 IST
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