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Canon Pixma MG8220 (Pixma MG8250)

Announced Aug 23, 2011 •
Multi-function printer | Inkjet |
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Product description
Announced Aug 23, 2011

Manufacturer description: A sleek, beautiful design is your introduction to the superior quality, versatility, and ease of use you'll experience with the PIXMA MG8220 Wireless Inkjet Photo All-In-One. It begins with built-in Wi-Fi®1 which lets you easily print and scan wirelessly virtually anywhere around your house. For true interactivity, Canon's Intelligent Touch System transforms the top of your printer into a sleek, responsive touch panel so only the buttons you need light up.

Product timeline
Canon introduces Pixma MG8250 & MG6250 all-in-one printers
Aug 23, 2011
Quick specs
Printer type Multi-function
Color technology Inkjet
Max color resolution 9600 x 2400 dpi
Max B/W resolution 600 x 600 dpi
Droplet size 1 pl
Photo print speed 20 sec (4"x 6")
Ink type Pigment + Dye-based
Scanner type Color flatbed
Max optical resolution 4800 x 4800 dpi
Scanner color depth 48-bit
Display Color LCD
Weight 17.70 lb
Dimensions 17.9 x 6.3 x 14.5″ (455 x 160 x 368 mm)

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