Electronics : Canon Pixma iP4500 Photo Inkjet Printer (2171B002)

Electronics : Canon Pixma iP4500 Photo Inkjet Printer (2171B002)

Canon Pixma iP4500 Photo Inkjet Printer (2171B002)

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Canon Pixma iP4500 Photo Inkjet Printer (2171B002)
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Canon
Color: Gray/Black
EAN: 0013803081084
Label: Canon
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Manufacturer: Canon
Model: 2171B002
Modem Description: None
Publisher: Canon
Studio: Canon
Warranty: 1 year warranty



Features:
  • Efficient printer with 5-color ink system
  • 4,608-nozzle print head delivers vivid, lifelike color and laser-quality text
  • Up to 9600 x 2400 color dpi resolution
  • Prints borderless 4 x 6 inch photo in about 21 seconds
  • Dimensions: 11.9 x 6.3 x 17.5 in. (WxHxD); weighs 15.2 pounds; 1-year limited warranty




Editorial Review:

Item Description:
This PIXMA iP4500 is a stylish machine that features a 5-color ink system and a 4,608-nozzle print head that ejects precision droplets as small as 1-picoliter. Amazing 9600 x 2400 color dpi resolution and life-life color values print a superb borderless 4' x 6' photo in only about 21 seconds along with bold, laser-quality text. The two paper trays let you store both photo paper and plain paper, so you're always print-ready. Up to 24 ppm Color Print Speed as fast as 2.5 seconds per page Print Resolution - Up to 600 x 600 dpi Black, 9600 x 2400 dpi Color Paper Sizes - Credit Card (2.13x3.39), 4x6, 4x8, 5x7, 8x10, Letter, Legal, U.S. #10 Envelopes, and Photo Stickers Noise Level - Approx. 34.5 dB in the best quality mode OS Compatibility - Windows Vista, Windows XP/2000 and Mac OS X v.10.2.8 to 10.4.x6 Dimensions - Length 17.5 x Width 11.9 x Height 6.3 Weight - 15.2 pounds

Amazon.com Item Description:
The Canon Pixma iP4500 is a stylish unit that boasts both a five-color ink system and a 4,608-nozzle print head to deliver wonderfully lifelike color, along with bold, laser-quality text. How does it work? The print head ejects precision droplets as small as one picoliter, resulting in a breathtaking 9600 x 2400 color dot-per-inch (dpi) resolution as well as a truly exceptional level of detail. Remarkably efficient, the iP4500 also will print a borderless 4-by-6-inch photo in only about 21 seconds. And you can store both photo paper and plain paper in the two paper trays at the same time, so you're always ready to print exactly what you need.

The user-friendly iP4500 provides lots of options, so you can indulge your creativity. With this system, you get four dye-based inks plus a pigment-based black ink, the option of printing two-sided documents to save paper, and the ability to print right from your infrared-enabled mobile camera phone. Simply capture an image with a PictBridge-ready digital camera or DV camcorder, then connect and print--it's that simple. And to make sure your favorite shots look their best, the built-in automatic image-fixing feature via Easy PhotoPrint EX also helps ensure that each image is as clear and vibrant as possible.

What's in the Box
Pixma iP4500 photo printer, document kit (cross sell sheet, easy setup instructions, quick start guide), setup software and user's guide on CD-ROM, PGI-5 pigment black ink tank, CLI-8 (black/cyan/magenta/yellow) ink tank, sample media (five 8.5-by-11-inch sheets and four print alignment sheets), power cord, and print head.



Accessories:
Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy II, 5 x 7 inches, 20 Sheets (2311B024) Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy II, 4 x 6 inches, 100 Sheets (2311B023) Canon All Occasion 4 x 8 Inch Photo Cards 50 Count (1029A069) Canon PGI-5 Pigment Black Ink Tank Canon CLI-8M Magenta Ink Tank see more

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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * Great Printer ...
I recently bought the Cannon Pixma 4500 because of the good reviews it received in Consumer Reports. So far I am very pleased with it's performance. It is very fast. Quality is excellent. I like it that the different color cartridges can be changed separately - which will save me money and ensure that I use every last drop of ink before changing the cartridge. My only frustration was that it did not come with the cord needed to hook up the printer to the computer. Luckily, my scanner used the same cord and I was able to use that until I had a chance to go out and buy another one for the printer. That cost over $30. But I am still very happy with this purchase, and was able to get a great price for the printer on Amazon.


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * best printer out there ...
I looked on consumer reports for the best rated printer. The canon pixma ip4500 was the best. I haven't been sorry yet!


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * CANON PIXMA IP4500 PRINTER ...
Excellent printer. Easy to use and get started. Nice looking design. Great software that allows many options.

Ink is expensive since you have five tanks to fill. I had an HP InkJet 880C before this printer. The Canon is a much better product.


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * Very Happy ...
I bought the printer roughly a month ago to only print black and white pages. Its speed amazes me and the print is very crisp and profesional looking. I'm also happy that the canon unlike others does not install a million applications for the printer to work. It is very sharp looking but be awear it is very large.

I have yet to print a color photo, i just don't see the point in it. But its nice to know that, anything i would like I can do.

Very happy


Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - * Works pretty well; fast color printer, but I expected to have a USB cable with it ...
Make sure you have your own USB cable, cuz it doesn't come with one. It's pretty big for not being a 3-in-1 printer. The instructions for quick start-up aren't great: One instruction says, "Make sure printer power is off before proceeding," and then the very next instruction is, "Turn printer power on."


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