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Canon iP4600 Inkjet Photo Printer (2909B002) |  | Brand: Canon
Category: CE
Department: Computer
List Price: $148.90
Buy New: $144.50
as of 9/4/2010 02:19 CDT details
You Save: $4.40 (3%)
New (11) Used (1) Refurbished (2) from $79.99
Seller: Litlkiska
Rating:  74 reviews
Format: CD
Platform: Windows
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Operating System: Windows
Modem: None
Shipping Weight (lbs): 18.5
Dimensions (in): 17 x 11.7 x 6
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: 2909B002
Model: 2909B002
UPC: 013803093728
EAN: 0013803093728
ASIN: B001DJ6DH6
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Photo lab quality borderless 4 by 5 inch photo in approximately 20 seconds | | • | ChromaLife100 system delivers vibrant photos that last up to 300 years | | • | Maximum 9600 by 2400 dpi with microscopic droplets as small as 1 picoliter using FINE technology | | • | "Easy-PhotoPrint EX" software with enhanced "Auto Photo Fix" easily removes red eye |
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Product Description
Canon Pixma IP4600 Photo Printer
Manufacturer Product Description
Manufacturer Product Description Photo lab-quality 4 x 6 inch borderless prints in 20 seconds? Yes, you can do that, and much more. The new 5-color ink system – four dye-based inks and a pigment-based black ink – produces vivid colors and bold, black text. And Canon’s patented print head technology creates beautiful, long-lasting photos with resolution up to 9600 x 2400 color dpi.  | | PIXMA iP4600 Photo Printer: - 9600 x 2400 color dpi resolution.
- Print right from your infrared-enabled mobile camera phone!
- Auto Photo Fix - optimizes your images for such factors as skin tone, white balance and brightness, and makes red-eye corrections.
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This stylish home printer delivers a resolution of up to 9600 x 2400 color dpi, with droplets as small as 1 picoliter for spectacular photo detail and document clarity. View larger | You can also print photos directly from a compatible digital camera or camera phone – no computer required! The two paper trays let you store both photo and plain paper, allowing you to automatically print 2-sided and save on costs. Quick Start lets you power up in seconds, and the Auto Photo Fix feature corrects red-eye and enhances your images. Long-Lasting Beautiful Photos
ChromaLife100+ system delivers vibrant photos that last up to 300 years. Five High-Performance Ink Tanks
The 5-color ink system consists of four dye-based inks plus a pigment-based black ink, producing exceptional photos and crisp, laser-quality text. You replace only the color that runs out, rather than a multi-color tank containing unused ink.
Spectacular Resolution
This stylish home printer delivers a resolution of up to 9600 x 2400 color dpi, with droplets as small as 1 picoliter for spectacular photo detail and document clarity. And you won’t have to wait long for your exceptional photos. A beautiful borderless 4 x 6 inch photo takes approx. 20 seconds. Auto Duplex Print
The two paper trays let you store photo paper in one, plain paper in the other – so you’re always ready to print either photos or documents. Plus, you can automatically print 2-sided to save paper. Automatic Image Optimization
Just one of the features on the included Easy-PhotoPrint EX software – Auto Photo Fix - optimizes your images for such factors as skin tone, white balance and brightness, and makes red-eye corrections. Just Snap and Print
Print right from your infrared-enabled mobile camera phone! PictBridge
Powering up your printer is now faster than ever. After pressing the power button, you can begin inputting commands in approximately 2 seconds. Full operation is even enabled in a shorter time now too.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 74
 Uses ink even when you don't print! September 1, 2010
S. Paquin (Montreal, Quebec Canada)
The Canon IP4600 uses a ridiculous amount of ink.
We needed a printer mostly to print black on white documents, but our color ink cartridges go empty even if we don't print photos or colors. I have never seen a printer drink so much ink in so little time.
The printer will also refuse to print once one of the color cartridge is empty, even if you need to print something black.
 Worst Printer Ever Made August 27, 2010
Richard J. Corrigan (San Diego, CA)
Save your money. This product stinks. Using the 2-sided feature, you waste several sheets of paper before you can get your 2-sided print. It's extremely slow. It breaks down all of the time. I've tried giving this printer away, and no one will take it.
When will the printer cartridge scam end? June 10, 2010
Naromiyocknowhusunkatank (Land of the long tidal river.)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Is it technologically possible to make a printer that doesn't run out of ink so quickly, with such high cartridge replacement costs?
Why can't black and white text be printed without using the color cartridges?
Is the industry even trying to make better printers?
This printer is very irritating. It appears to be low quality construction. It is slow. The features are minimal (you can't print black and white even).
The cost of cartridge replacement is a substantial percentage of the price of the printer itself! If the cartridges are really worth this much, this implies the printer itself is worth almost nothing. And that's what it feels like.
Canon's camera's are great (based on my observation from owning 2 of them); but this printer is awful. I don't even look forward to throwing it away. Caveat emptor.
Waste of my money June 8, 2010
Rainbow Nonna (Connecticut, USA)
I bought this printer so that I could print out pictures of my family. Especially those of my grandson who has moved across country. I also needed to print out some documents, well by the time I printed the documents the ink was used up and there went the option of printing pictures. The ink cartridges for this model are way too expensive.
Also, it takes for ever for this printer to initialize. It sits there and clicks away for what seems like forever before it even starts to print.
Set up was easy, however this printer makes a lot of noise, is too slow and is not cost effective when it comes to replacing ink cartridges. It is now a paper weight. I will buy an HP with more features, better bundled ink replacement options, and better quality pictures.
Do not buy this printer April 13, 2010
Matt Medling (Dallas, TX)
I purchased this printer for the sole purpose of printing out papers for school. I don't need to print pictures or anything like that, which is why this printer seemed like a good option. It's relatively cheap and supposedly was an alright printer. My main problem with this printer are that you need to replace the ink cartridges almost bi-monthly (and I'm not an English major, I'm a culinary student, so I'm not writing and printing a whole lot of papers) and the ink cartridges aren't exactly cheap (about $60 for all of them together). The other problem, which is actually more annoying than shelling out that much money a year for ink, is that the paper feeder constantly jams and you are required to manually remove the paper tray, clear the paper jam, then press the reset button on the printer. This happens on average about 3 times during the printing of an eight page paper. Not the best track record. You can find other printers with less expensive ink replacements and certainly with better performance than this one. I would have given this printer a zero star rating if I could have, but I suppose it is easy to set up, so it gets a 1 star rating. Don't waste your money.
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