Cheap Canon PIXMA MG8220

Ultimate Wireless Photo All-In-One Featuring the Intelligent Touch System, Film Scanning, Gray Ink and a 3.5" LCD

• The Intelligent Touch System allows you to effortlessly operate your machine with gorgeous touch sensitive buttons
• Superior optical scanning resolution of 4800 x 9600 dpi with included Film Adapter Unit to scan film and slides
• Full HD Movie Print software turns your favorite HD movie clips captured with your compatible
• Professional color adjustment feature with the included Easy-PhotoPrint Pro software
• Built-in CD/DVD printing
• Canon EOS Digital SLR or PowerShot cameras into beautiful prints

This Inkjet Printer Ink give to us some advantages, good reviews already proving the quality of this product, like this :
1. 5 STAR PRINTER BUSTED FOR CRIMINAL INK USAGE
I have owned the last three generations of Canon's top-of-line Photo A.I.O. -- the 990, the 8120 and now the 8220. Each generation has offered at least one new feature that was important enough to me to justify an upgrade. And in terms of features, performance and price, each generation has been best-in-class vs. the competition. Measured only by those standards, they're absolutely 5 star printers.

But I've also noticed an unwelcome feature in each new model: a steady increase in Canon's greed through wasteful ink usage. I mentioned this issue when I updated my review of the 990... it got even worse with the 8120, which I didn't review... and now it has reached near criminal levels with the MG8220. Seriously, there should be a law against this kind of consumer abuse and deception.

I'm talking about ink usage that hits especially hard the home or home business user who only occasionally prints a color document or photo. The culprit is the programmed cleaning...

2. Just about every option you need included in this all-in-one printer....No Fax
Installation went smoothly after I figured out that at one point I needed to turn the printer off & back on again. I'm using Windows 7, 64 bit.

PROS (of the features I've tried)
-The Intelligent Touch System provides light-guided direction...only the buttons you need light up; the controls are sensitive to touch & very easy to use.
-Scans slides & film; the color & clarity of the photo I printed from a 32 year old 35mm slide are excellent.
-Several varieties of memory cards are supported.
-Using the Duplex feature saves paper, but printing two or more pages on one side of the paper involves more steps than Pixma 6120 . To print 2-16 pages on one side of your paper, choose 'Properties', then 'Duplex' in 'Quick Setup', click the 'Page Setup' tab to choose your print options, then 'Page Layout' to choose to print up to 16 pages on one side of the paper, you can also choose booklet and there are a couple other choices too.
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Need more appointment... ? let's see this reviews :
MG8220 - Like a trophy wife, she's pretty and expensive
I've had this printer for about a week. The first time I printed a color photo on glossy I was speechless. The print looked like it had just come from a photo lab. Setup was easy and mine originally came with the old firmware which was a little disappointing. Had to upgrade to V3.020 via the web site. Not too much trouble but not something I expect to do on a brand new printer.

Ink usage may be a concern. I've printed roughly 10 full 8" X 10" prints and 4 of the 6 tanks are already at the half way mark. At this rate each 8" X 10" print will end up costing $2.00/each. A little pricey in my opinion. But hey, the quality is second to none so you half to determine what's more important to you.

I really like the dual trays. I put regular old letter in the bottom tray and keep envelopes in the rear tray. When needed I'll put the glossy in rear tray for a quick photo print. And yes, this printer is fairly fast once it decides to start printing...

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