New Photo Printer from Canon January 25, 2008 09:29 by John Sollars

Canon has announced a range of new products for 2008, including a new inkjet printer that will cost £35.

The company claims the Canon Pixma iP2600 can churn out a 10x15cm photo print in just 55 seconds. The IP 2600 replaces both the Pixma IP1800 and Pixma IP 2500 at the entry-level end of Canon's printer range and offers 4-ink A4 printing at 4800 x 1200 dpi with class-leading 2pl(Picolitre) droplet size for finer detail and colour gradation. Chromalife 100 dye based ink formulation promises longer life prints too, with Canon claiming up to 100 years of fade-free enjoyment if the prints are stored in a suitable album. The IP2600 will be available during February. Unlike the older iP2500, which it replaces, it has an output tray to catch printed pages rather than simply dropping them onto the desk.

Utilising the companies FINE inkjet technology which gives you maximum convenience. Inks and print head are combined in a single handy unit, which can be easily replaced in seconds. The FINE Cartridge system also gives you fast printing speeds, for when every second counts!.