United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, 7th February 2011 – Canon today announced the launch of two new All-In-One models, ideal for the home office environment; the PIXMA MX420 and PIXMA MX410. Putting ...

The Canon Pixma MX420 lies in that tricky-to-shop-in, midpriced range of . Costing just $150 (as of April 6, 2011), it offers print, copy, scan, and fax capabilities, but certain missing features ...

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Canon’s entry-level MegaTank AOI is aimed at the home office with few features, but lots of bottled ink and a very low running cost. Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or ...

With their refillable ink reservoirs, Canon’s MegaTank printers have brought the cost on inkjet printing right down, but this is the first time the technology has been applied to a dedicated photo ...

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Replaced my Canon all-in-one with a Brother laser printer; much happier. Before I donate or recycle the Canon (the latter is more likely given how expensive it is to feed), I want to make sure I've ...

Best understood as a minor upgrade to, and variation on, the Canon Pixma MX452 Wireless Office All-in-One Printer ($297.49 at Amazon), the Canon Pixma MX472 Wireless Office All-in-One Printer ($99.99) ...

At first glance the Canon PowerShot G16 looks very similar to its year-old predecessor, the G15, with very little changed in terms of shape and form. Canon's developers are confidently suggesting 'if ...

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