Printer Reviews

• Offers borderless printing in a range of sizes as well as wallet, four x six inches, and 8.5 x eleven inches
• Utilizes Canon’s ChromaLife100 system, as well as good print head technology, for vivid, long lasting prints
• Offers a maximum of 4800 by 1200 dots per inch dpi resolution with microscopic ink droplets as small as two picoliters
• Dimensions: 17.3 x 6.8 x 10.3 inches WxHxD, weighs 7.5 pounds
• Photo printer delivers four x six inch borderless photos in as fast as 60 seconds

The Canon PIXMA iP6310D Photo Inkjet Printer is an very user friendly, economical printer intended to meet all your photo printing needs in one compact, stylish unit. This printer allows you to print photos directly from matched memory cards and digital cameras with auto modifications for face brightening and red eye and from Bluetooth devices using the optional adapter.

The PIXMA iP6310D Photo Inkjet Printer is an very user friendly, economical printer intended to meet all your printing needs in one compact, stylish unit. .

This printer makes it simple to print and share digital photos at home.

Whatever your needs, the single function iP6310D gives you more choices, more features and a better value. Also, this printer features a distinctive cutting edge design that’s much in line with today’s tastes and styles. It also fits comfortably on a desktop and adds a sleek and stylish element to any decor. There’s no have to waste time and money finding someplace to print your photos. With the iP6310D you may be able to now print and enjoy pictures in the comfort of your home. Convenience and Versatility
The iP6310D is a six color photo printer that features Canon’s ChromaLife100 ink system. Convenient and versatile, the iP31D supports some direct photo printing potential as well as choose memory cards, digital cameras, DV camcorders, camera phones and other PictBridge prepared devices. It also offers a maximum of 4800 by 1200 dots per inch dpi resolution with microscopic ink droplets as small as two picoliters. In fact, it can create a borderless four x six inch photo lab quality print in roughly a minute, also as other liked sizes, from wallet to 8.5 x eleven inch size prints. The iP6310D also delivers fast print speeds of up to 60 seconds for four x six borderless photos and less than two minutes for eight x ten inch photos. ChromaLife100 Technology For Image Permanence
The iP6310D uses Canon’s ChromaLife100 system, as well as good print head technology for great photo printing. When using choose real Canon photo papers and inks, prints can resist fading for up to 100 years when stored in an archival quality photo album. The 100 year lifespan competitors that of many conventional film established photos, long considered by buyers to be the benchmark for image permanence. Prints made on Canon Photo Paper Pro with ChromaLife100 inks have an up to 10 year gas fastness when exposed to open air. Also, ChromaLife100 prints, when produced using Canon Photo Paper Pro or Photo Paper Plus Glossy, have up to a 30 year light fastness when displayed under glass. Launched globally by Canon in 1999, the Canon Full photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering FINE advanced print head technology is one of the keys to the remarkable speed and high photo quality in the iP6310D. Good technology uses a ground breaking high performance, multi nozzle print engine that ejects consistent and microscopic ink droplets. The results are high resolution photos with great detail and clearness in less time. The iP6310D is the ideal printer when you want to print great photos, but still keep things simple. The iP6310D comes with a one year restricted warranty.
What’s in the Box
Pixma iP6310D photo printer, cartridges CL 41 color, CL 52 photo, power cord, easy setup information, document kit setup information and user’s guide CD ROM, fast start guide, registration card, and cross sell sheet.

Print resolution: 4800 x 1200 dpi color and black fitted memory card reader for direct printing accepts CompactFlash

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