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Canon PIXMA iP5300
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User Score (26)8.4
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Expert Score (6)8.9
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Manufacturer's Specs
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Print ResolutionUp to 9600¹ x 2400 dpi
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Print EngineInkJet 5-ink with 1 pl Micro-Nozzles & FINE print head
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Photo Lab Quality SpeedBorderless 10 x 15cm: Approx. 21 seconds (Standard)
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Mono Print SpeedUp to 31ppm (Max.), 14.8ppm (Standard)
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Colour Print SpeedText & Graphics: Up to 24ppm (Max.), 11.6ppm (Standard)
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Ink Cartridge ConfigurationSingle Ink technology - 5 separate ink tanks (PGI-5BK, CLI-8BK, CLI-8C, CLI-8M, CLI-8Y)
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Black Ink Tank LifeFor yield information see www.canon-europe.com/ink/yield
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Colour Ink Tank LifeFor yield information see www.canon-europe.com/ink/yield
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Media TypePlain Paper, Envelopes, Photo Paper Pro (PR-101), Photo Paper Plus Glossy (PP-101), Photo Paper Plus Double Sided (PP-101D), Photo Paper Plus Semi-gloss (SG-101/SG-201), Glossy Photo Paper (GP-401), Glossy Photo Paper "Everyday Use" (GP-501), Matte Photo Paper (MP-101), High Resolution Paper (HR-101N), T-shirt Transfer (TR-301), Photo Stickers (PS-101), Super White Paper (SW-201)
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Media InputSheet Feeder: Approx. 150 sheets Cassette: Approx. 150 sheets
This premium photo printer provides both exceptional print speeds and spectacular photo lab quality. Extensive features include advanced media handling and PC-free PictBridge camera direct printing…
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Reviewer: TechRadar UK3 weeks ago
- Overall 8
Ink costs are frugal, working out to about 1.8p for mono text pages, 5p for colour documents and 7.4p for 10x15cm photos. Compared with most Epson and HP printers, as well as Canon's own six-ink photo printers, ink cost are half the price. For speed and sheer versatility, the iP5300 is simply unbeatable. Read more
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Canon Pixma iP5300
Reviewer: Stuff.tv24 September 2007- Overall 10
Fast, fabulous photo prints and it's great for text too. What's not to like? Read more
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Reviewer: PC Plus30 May 2007
Ink costs are frugal, working out to about 1.8p for mono text pages, 5p for colour documents and 7.4p for 10x15cm photos. Compared with most Epson and HP printers, as well as Canon’s own six-ink photo printers, ink cost are half the price. For speed and sheer versatility, the iP5300 is simply unbeatable. Read more
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Reviewer: Photographypress.co.uk20 March 2007
- Overall 9
Apart from the slightly frustrating niggles with the set up process, it is fair to say this printer produces professional quality A4 prints at a very reasonable price, output is fast and, thanks to the ChromaLife100 inks, prints will last up to 100-years as well. Superb. Read more
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A4 photo printer
Reviewer: Photographypress.co.uk20 March 2007- Overall 9
Apart from the slightly frustrating niggles with the set up process, it is fair to say this printer produces professional quality A4 prints at a very reasonable price, output is fast and, thanks to the ChromaLife100 inks, prints will last up to 100-years as well. Superb. Read more
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any recommendations on a new printer
It was Gazanimal who recommended the Canon Pixma IP4000. See.... http://www.dvd-secrets.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=50742&highlight=pixma I reckon its discontinued also but you could try the Canon Pixma iP5300 or one of the new range of Epsons. I think the r265 is about the same level as the 200/220. Fangio. __ In a society that is Drug-Infested, Violence-Wracked and Polluted by Chemical Greed, Nobody has ever died from an overdose of Pornography.
forum.dvd-secrets.co.uk: 01 August 2007 Read more
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