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1.Canon Pixma MP610, Photo All-in-One (3-in-1) with colour TFT screen and Easy Scroll Wheel. from: Canon September 18, 2007
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i have had this printer (bought from amazon) for 6 months. i had to give up a lovely epson that had never let me down as it wouldn't work with my new Mac. the very good reviews the nice customers at amazon gave this machine prompted me into its purchase above a new epson 680. the scanner is great. it has beginner and advanced user status and is very easy to format. the prints are super fast although the colour management is not so compatible with the new iMac's monitor, eg, the prints don,t look like they do on the screen. but then i take my work up to a local print shop and they use PC's and the colour saturation is always an issue. i have to drop the saturation by 25% to print out what i see in front of me. altering the colour ... Read More:

2.CanoScan 4400F Scan with Quality & Versatility from: Canon September 01, 2006
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I received my 4400f very fast, Thank you Amazon. but,,, I am having trouble trying to use the Clone tool. After scanning the document I click on the clone window, and try to use it, Then a small window keeps popping up saying, "please shift + click," I have tried shifting,, left mouse clicking, every thing possible, but that window pops up every time I click my mouse, I even re-loaded the whole programme again as per the book, Please help, Regards,,,,, George,,

3.CanoScan 8800F Film Scanner from: Canon September 29, 2008
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I'm really impressed with this scanner but, as a Mac user, was extremely disappointed by the software Canon supply with it - some seriously old editions of ArcSoft PhotoStudio and OmniPage SE, both of which are PowerPC editions. They are so old that the suppliers won't offer any support; upgrading to newer versions costs over £110. I got rid of my old HP scanner because their software support was so poor and now find myself in the same situation with Canon. It's a real shame, but this cheapens the product - beautifully made, but with ancient software.

4.Canon Pixma MX310 All-in-One Printer With Fax (4-in-1) and PictBridge from: Canon September 14, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £67.81 Prices subject to change.
This printer is very nice. A very good scanning and copying function, with a very thorough set-up process. The printer is very quick and efficient with good ease of use with just the press of a button. The printer also has a fax function but I have never bothered to set that up. The only problem I do have with it though is that it uses quite a bit of ink, and the ink isn't cheap. For the price it is at now is very reasonable; it is of very good build, and looks expensive. The unit itself though is quite large and takes up a bit of room. It does also need a USB cable but they are a few pounds also on amazon!

5.Canon Lide 25 Colour Flatbed Scanner from: Canon June 22, 2005
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I bought an earlier version of this scanner in (I think) 2000. The current version is the same size, makes the same amount of noise, has the same speed and costs the same. No progress in eight years... Nonetheless, the software has been improved a lot and this results in higher quality pictures at smaller file sizes. Good stuff. Overall this is a solid scanner, it was worked flawlessly over the last few months and its predecessor is still working (on XP). My score: 4 out of 5

6.Canon Pixma MX700 Printer, All-in-One (4-in-1), with 4.5cm colour LCD display and Ethernet connectivity from: Canon September 14, 2007
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In April 2008 I purchased from Amazon my MX700, after reading many reviews on various websites, I was reluctant to purchase another brand having always bought HP printers. The reason behind purchasing another brand, was due to conflicts between two HP printers on my wired netwotk, which HP support could not overcome. I certainly do not regret the choice, I have found my MX700 excellent. The initial installation needs to be done carefully following the instructions given by canon. My MX700 is installed on my wired network, and is easily accessible from my PC and laptop. This machine has several features not common in other printers in this price range. In particular the Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) works brilliantly, I've never had a paper ... Read More:

7.CanoScan LiDE 600F flatbed scanner, High Performance Ergonomic, 3-Way design from: Canon September 01, 2006
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £86.16 Prices subject to change. Used Price: £96.74
I needed to upgrade my scanner as its now a crucial part of my business so I plumped with the Cannon LiDE 600 and haven't looked back. I personally haven't used all the extra buttons on the scanner itself because the Cannoscan Toolbox works perfectly fine with Vista and after you've set up your preferences you just need to click scan and your away. The quality is excellent and 300dpi works great unless your going for a massive project scan and then I'd suggest upping it. I haven't played with the negative scanner yet but I've read a lot of reviews saying that's great but tricky to get going with. However if you need a personal scanner that doesn't need additional power as this one works from USB and that scans quickly (15 ... Read More:

8.Canon CanoScan LiDE 90 - Flatbed scanner - 216 x 297 mm - 2400 dpi x 4800 dpi - Hi-Speed USB from: Canon
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I had a Visioneer 9000, but it was incompatible with Windows Vista, so I bought the Canon. Unfortunately I have found it to be very slow. Scanning documents at 150 dpi each page takes 50 seconds. The actual scan takes 7 seconds, the remainder was waiting for it to do whatever it gets up to before the scan starts. The Visioneer used to start scanning as soon as you pressed the button, or in other words it was a race to keep up with it when scanning multipage documents. The software that comes with it is confusing. I ditched most of it as pretty useless in the end (Page Manager and ArcSoft Photo Manager). True, it's not expensive, but then neither was the Visioneer. I don't think I would recommend this scanner to anyone.

9.CanoScan LiDE 100 Scanner from: Canon August 25, 2008
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I had a Visioneer 9000, but it was incompatible with Windows Vista, so I bought the Canon. Unfortunately I have found it to be very slow. Scanning documents at 150 dpi each page takes 50 seconds. The actual scan takes 7 seconds, the remainder was waiting for it to do whatever it gets up to before the scan starts. The Visioneer used to start scanning as soon as you pressed the button, or in other words it was a race to keep up with it when scanning multipage documents. The software that comes with it is confusing. I ditched most of it as pretty useless in the end (Page Manager and ArcSoft Photo Manager). True, it's not expensive, but then neither was the Visioneer. I don't think I would recommend this scanner to anyone.

10.Canon PIXMA MP190 All-in-one Printer / Copier / Scanner from: Canon August 25, 2008
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I had a Visioneer 9000, but it was incompatible with Windows Vista, so I bought the Canon. Unfortunately I have found it to be very slow. Scanning documents at 150 dpi each page takes 50 seconds. The actual scan takes 7 seconds, the remainder was waiting for it to do whatever it gets up to before the scan starts. The Visioneer used to start scanning as soon as you pressed the button, or in other words it was a race to keep up with it when scanning multipage documents. The software that comes with it is confusing. I ditched most of it as pretty useless in the end (Page Manager and ArcSoft Photo Manager). True, it's not expensive, but then neither was the Visioneer. I don't think I would recommend this scanner to anyone.

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