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Canon Pixma MP980: The Canon Pixma MP980 is a capable all-in-one device that prints, faxes, and copies documents in full color 4,800x9,600-pixel resolution, thanks to a unique six color ink bay that includes a special gray cartridge for more distinct grayscale photo prints. The $300 MP980 lends a hand to amateur photo enthusiasts...; Tags: Fax, Monitors & displays, Canon Inc., cartridge, control panel, photograph, Canon Pixma MP980; Product reviews 2009-05-11

Kodak introduces two wireless all-in-one printers: Hot on the heels of new wireless multifunctions from Canon and Epson, Kodak has announced two printers that are also Wi-Fi enabled and will compete with those other units. At $199.99, the Kodak ESP 7 All-in-One Printer will be priced similarly to the Epson Artisan 700,...; Tags: Eastman Kodak Co., Printing, Printers, Wireless, Hardware, Peripherals, Sean Portnoy; Blog posts 2008-09-22
Canon, Epson add Wi-Fi to new multifunction printers: Built-in wireless networking capability is slowly infiltrating the home printer market. At the end of last year, we highlighted a dirt-cheap monochrome laser, the Brother HL-2170W, and both Canon and Epson have recently announced a handful of new all-in-one inkjet printers that also feature built-in 802.11b/g Wi-Fi. These four multifunction...; Tags: Network, Epson, Wi-Fi, Canon Inc., Printing, Built-in Wireless Networking Capability, MP980, Printers, Document Management, Wireless, Hardware, Peripherals, Enterprise Software, Software, Finance, Managerial Accounting, Sean Portnoy; Blog posts 2008-09-03

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