Canon Wireless Printer...???
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luca brazzi

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Wednesday 1st December 2004
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Anyone had any experience of Canon's new Pixma range of printers.

This one quite takes my fancy:
PIXMA iP4000R-NEW
In particular the wireless printing capabilities.

Features
IEEE802.11g/b WiFi printer for the home
Advanced media handling, integral duplex unit and CDR/DVD printing
4800x1200dpi with FINE, 2pl Micro-Nozzles & ContrastPLUS
Up to 25ppm mono & 17ppm colour
Efficient Single Ink system
Windows & Mac compatible


Any thoughts/comments from the experts here?

Cheers
LB


www.canon-europe.com/For_Home/Product_Finder/Printers/Bubble_Jet/PIXMA_iP4000R/

size13

2,033 posts

284 months

Wednesday 1st December 2004
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I wirelessly use photobox
Quality is much better than inkjet and cheaper!

luca brazzi

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Wednesday 1st December 2004
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Its for documents more than the photo quality....but I'm sure that'll be used too.

Unless folks know of another wireless printer that is just b+w for documents.

Thanks
LB

size13

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284 months

Wednesday 1st December 2004
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You could get a cheap laser (e.g. samsung ML1510 now about £50) and add a wireless print server

dds1

1,407 posts

285 months

Wednesday 1st December 2004
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I so nearly bought one of these last night in the Apple store when I bought my Imac, but I thought i'd wait and see whether anyone had any better suggestions too. seen the IP6000 / 8000?

smp

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274 months

Wednesday 1st December 2004
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Bought an IP8000 about 2 weeks or so ago.

Really stunning quality and the speed is something else - 40 seconds or so from pressing print to an A4 on glossy paper appearing.

Well recommended

luca brazzi

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Ooooooooooooh Now that sounds good.

Will have to look into further.

Thanks
LB

smp

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Wednesday 1st December 2004
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Luca,

Have a look on www.canon.co.uk and you can request that they print you a sample on a particular printer.

I'm sure you know enough different people to supply the relevant number of different addresses

hth

Simon.

luca brazzi

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Wednesday 1st December 2004
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Cheers SMP, done that a couple of days ago and waiting for the results.

Will look into other wireless printers too.

Thanks SMP
LB