Canon PIXMA iP6220D Review @ TrustedReviews

Iria · May 26, 2006, 03:16 AM

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Canon has recently produced some excellent colour photo printers at exceptional prices. Its latest batch of releases includes the iP6220D, a six-colour A4 machine intended primary for photo print, but obviously with the possibility of printing the occasional letter on plain A4, as well.

With a slightly ‘Cyberman-head’ look to it, the curved rear of the printer sweeps round to a cut-back front panel and the top surface is nicely sloped, so the controls fall within easy reach. There's a large, 63mm LCD display set into a larger smoked black plastic panel, which can be hinged up if need be. This sits in the centre of the controls, which include a five-way ring for navigating menus, and buttons to start and stop printing and for functions such as ‘trimming’ a photo.

May 26, 2006, 03:16 AM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	Canon PIXMA iP6220D Review @ TrustedReviews Review: TrustedReviews __________ Canon has recently produced some excellent colour photo printers at exceptional prices. Its latest batch of releases includes the iP6220D, a six-colour A4 machine intended primary for photo print, but obviously with the possibility of printing the occasional letter on plain A4, as well. With a slightly ‘Cyberman-head’ look to it, the curved rear of the printer sweeps round to a cut-back front panel and the top surface is nicely sloped, so the controls fall within easy reach. There's a large, 63mm LCD display set into a larger smoked black plastic panel, which can be hinged up if need be. This sits in the centre of the controls, which include a five-way ring for navigating menus, and buttons to start and stop printing and for functions such as ‘trimming’ a photo.