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Get ready for premium performance and fabulous results. The new ChromaLife100+ 6-color ink system includes a unique grey ink, which helps you achieve the exceptional monochrome and color values sought by discerning photographers. And it’s blazing fast: You can create long-lasting 4 x 6 inch photos with spectacular 9600 x 2400 color dpi resolution in about 20 seconds. The high-resolution CCD scanner will yield spectacular 4800 x 9600 color dpi results, and copies will be more faithful to your originals.
Product Details
- Brand: Canon
- Model: 2922B002
- Platform: Windows
- Format: CD
- Dimensions: 7.90" h x
15.20" w x
18.50" l,
2.00 pounds
- CPU: PowerPC G4 2.1 GHz
- Memory: 2000MB SDRAM
- Hard Disk: 1GB
- Processors: 1
Features
- Six individual ink system featuring gray ink provides profesional color and monochrome photos
- ChromaLife100 system delivers vibrant photos that last up to 300 years
- Maximum 9600 x 2400 dpi with microscopic droplets as small as 1 picoliter using FINE technology
- 4800 dpi high resolution CCD scanner for documents and films
- WHITE LED eliminates warm-up time for document scanning
Get ready for premium performance and fabulous results. The new ChromaLife100+ 6-color ink system includes a unique grey ink, which helps you achieve the exceptional monochrome and color values sought by discerning photographers. And it’s blazing fast: You can create long-lasting 4 x 6 inch photos with spectacular 9600 x 2400 color dpi resolution in about 20 seconds. The high-resolution CCD scanner will yield spectacular 4800 x 9600 color dpi results, and copies will be more faithful to your originals.
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Photo Printers Canon MP980 Wireless All-in-One Photo Printer Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
99 of 102 people found the following review helpful.
Great prints and convenience on home wi-fi network
By A. Patterson
I have now been using this printer/scanner for over two weeks. This replaces an old HP multifunction device which had problems with my Mac when printing over the network.
I work from home and have several computers running, Vista, XP and OSX and wanted them to share a printer/scanner. I must admit the driver setup is not the cleanest, and I needed to download versions newer than on the supplied disk to enable printing from 64bit applications on the mac. The only setup I got stuck on was that it is not clear that you need to have the printer connected by USB to create the initial connection to a secure wi-fi network.
Now that its up an running it works a dream enabling me to print and scan from any computer anywhere in the house. The scanning is decent (I don't have a huge quality need, but I can't complain about anything I've scanned), the printing is stunning. Colors are accurate for photos and the double sided printing is a great paper saver for general printing.
The only things which I feel could improve this device, for my purposes, are a document feeder for bulk scanning and a built in fax capability.
65 of 65 people found the following review helpful.
Well worth the price!
By Chris
Before I had this printer I purchased a Kodak All-in-one. The one that advertises lab quality prints at half the price. It worked really well the first month of having it. After that I have never been more frustrated with an electronic device. It's main issues were a design flaw in the print head, noisy operation, inks didn't last very long, paper feed problems, bad software, and it wouldn't let me print photos on anything other than kodak paper. So after replacing the print head three times I called it quits and decided I wanted something I could count on. Enter the Canon MP980. This printer was twice as expensive as the kodak, but worth every penny. The prints are AMAZING, and 4x6 Photos print faster than any printer I've ever used. There is also a dedicated Gray Ink cartridge allowing for true gray scale/Black & White photo prints. Printing is completely effortless. Everything just works. Setup was a breeze. I can replace each ink individually (not that I've had to yet). It has all the basic features like multi flash memory card reader, pic bridge, separate try for regular paper and photo paper, double sided printing and then some advanced features. Such as "quiet" mode. Optional blue-tooth, and built in Wi-Fi. BIG LCD. Connecting wirelessly is made easy. The scanner is fully functional and in addition to doing all the basics, it will do film and negatives as well. It also features LED's so there is no "warm up" time. Although a message will show up saying to stand by for the scanner to warm up but it's only for about 1 second. Things I thought are a nice touch. The standard paper tray slides inside the printer. When in a Standby mode, all the trays and openings to the printer are closed. When you execute a print, the door where the paper exits, opens automatically. There is no worry of things inside the printer getting dusty. The software bundled with the printer is really nice, straight forward, and works well. So far, no problems. I couldn't be happier with this amazing machine.
Of course nothing is perfect. I thought it might be neat to print directly on DVD's like some other printers do, not with this one. It's largest borderless photo print is only 8.5" x 11". When turned on for the first time of the day, it goes through a priming routine where it gets the ink tanks and print head ready (I'm assuming). The process could take up to a minute. My biggest gripe is that the photo paper try loads from the rear. When you want to print from specialty paper you have to pull open the tray. It doesn't store paper inside like the standard paper tray. So when you want to print photos, you have to open the tray and load it with whatever specialty paper you're using. The tray pulls out in a virtical position so you can still position the printer up against a wall if you're limited on space. When finished, you then unload the specialty paper and slide the tray back inside the printer. You could leave it out and loaded, but then you risk getting dust on your specialty paper unless you have a printer cover.
I highly recommend this printer. It's well refined and quality is top notch.
72 of 77 people found the following review helpful.
Love Canon - can't believe they sell this!
By Carlos A. Mendoza
Why 1 star you may ask.
I've come to expect a lot from Canon - I own several of their cameras; I have one of their older photo printers (paid $45) on my boat that works flawlessly, so when I purchased their top-of-the line consumer printer, I expected one heck of a printer.
While the photo printing quality wasn't bad, it wasn't any better than my $45 printer. As a matter of fact, I was seeing some funky stuff showing up in the very dark sections of my photos. No, resolution is not the issue - I've had these same images printed professionally at almost twice the size.
However, what really got me was the copy function.
The scanning works fine and captures everything, but not the copies.
The copies cut off the left and bottom 1/4 inch of the original document.
I called Canon Technical Support and was told that it's a known issue!
I didn't see that little tidbit of information in their specs did you?
I'm sorry, but in my opinion, it is totally unacceptable for Canon to sell the PIXMA MP980 as a photo All-In-One with no fax and a less than perfect copier.
Hope this helps...
See all 151 customer reviews...
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
99 of 102 people found the following review helpful.
By A. Patterson
I have now been using this printer/scanner for over two weeks. This replaces an old HP multifunction device which had problems with my Mac when printing over the network.
I work from home and have several computers running, Vista, XP and OSX and wanted them to share a printer/scanner. I must admit the driver setup is not the cleanest, and I needed to download versions newer than on the supplied disk to enable printing from 64bit applications on the mac. The only setup I got stuck on was that it is not clear that you need to have the printer connected by USB to create the initial connection to a secure wi-fi network.
Now that its up an running it works a dream enabling me to print and scan from any computer anywhere in the house. The scanning is decent (I don't have a huge quality need, but I can't complain about anything I've scanned), the printing is stunning. Colors are accurate for photos and the double sided printing is a great paper saver for general printing.
The only things which I feel could improve this device, for my purposes, are a document feeder for bulk scanning and a built in fax capability.
65 of 65 people found the following review helpful.
By Chris
Before I had this printer I purchased a Kodak All-in-one. The one that advertises lab quality prints at half the price. It worked really well the first month of having it. After that I have never been more frustrated with an electronic device. It's main issues were a design flaw in the print head, noisy operation, inks didn't last very long, paper feed problems, bad software, and it wouldn't let me print photos on anything other than kodak paper. So after replacing the print head three times I called it quits and decided I wanted something I could count on. Enter the Canon MP980. This printer was twice as expensive as the kodak, but worth every penny. The prints are AMAZING, and 4x6 Photos print faster than any printer I've ever used. There is also a dedicated Gray Ink cartridge allowing for true gray scale/Black & White photo prints. Printing is completely effortless. Everything just works. Setup was a breeze. I can replace each ink individually (not that I've had to yet). It has all the basic features like multi flash memory card reader, pic bridge, separate try for regular paper and photo paper, double sided printing and then some advanced features. Such as "quiet" mode. Optional blue-tooth, and built in Wi-Fi. BIG LCD. Connecting wirelessly is made easy. The scanner is fully functional and in addition to doing all the basics, it will do film and negatives as well. It also features LED's so there is no "warm up" time. Although a message will show up saying to stand by for the scanner to warm up but it's only for about 1 second. Things I thought are a nice touch. The standard paper tray slides inside the printer. When in a Standby mode, all the trays and openings to the printer are closed. When you execute a print, the door where the paper exits, opens automatically. There is no worry of things inside the printer getting dusty. The software bundled with the printer is really nice, straight forward, and works well. So far, no problems. I couldn't be happier with this amazing machine.
Of course nothing is perfect. I thought it might be neat to print directly on DVD's like some other printers do, not with this one. It's largest borderless photo print is only 8.5" x 11". When turned on for the first time of the day, it goes through a priming routine where it gets the ink tanks and print head ready (I'm assuming). The process could take up to a minute. My biggest gripe is that the photo paper try loads from the rear. When you want to print from specialty paper you have to pull open the tray. It doesn't store paper inside like the standard paper tray. So when you want to print photos, you have to open the tray and load it with whatever specialty paper you're using. The tray pulls out in a virtical position so you can still position the printer up against a wall if you're limited on space. When finished, you then unload the specialty paper and slide the tray back inside the printer. You could leave it out and loaded, but then you risk getting dust on your specialty paper unless you have a printer cover.
I highly recommend this printer. It's well refined and quality is top notch.
72 of 77 people found the following review helpful.
By Carlos A. Mendoza
Why 1 star you may ask.
I've come to expect a lot from Canon - I own several of their cameras; I have one of their older photo printers (paid $45) on my boat that works flawlessly, so when I purchased their top-of-the line consumer printer, I expected one heck of a printer.
While the photo printing quality wasn't bad, it wasn't any better than my $45 printer. As a matter of fact, I was seeing some funky stuff showing up in the very dark sections of my photos. No, resolution is not the issue - I've had these same images printed professionally at almost twice the size.
However, what really got me was the copy function.
The scanning works fine and captures everything, but not the copies.
The copies cut off the left and bottom 1/4 inch of the original document.
I called Canon Technical Support and was told that it's a known issue!
I didn't see that little tidbit of information in their specs did you?
I'm sorry, but in my opinion, it is totally unacceptable for Canon to sell the PIXMA MP980 as a photo All-In-One with no fax and a less than perfect copier.
Hope this helps...
See all 151 customer reviews...
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