Canon has announced the release of three additions to its Pixma Photo All-In-One printers and one new compact Selphy model. The new Pixma models includeare the MG4220 Wireless, MG3220 Wireless, and MG2220. The Selphy model is the CP900 Compact Photo Printer. The company also announced today the roll out of new software tools aimed at helping users organize and store their photos.
The Canon Selphy CP900 is a compact printer with wireless connectivity. It allows for users with compatible Android and Apple smartphones and tablets to print stored images wirelessly. It includes scene detection technology, allowing it to analyze faces, distance, and color for image optimization. It can print 4×6-inch images in 47 seconds. The Selphy CP900 is available for $100 on Canon’s site.
The Pixma MG4220 and MG3220 AIO printers integrate wireless connections allowing users to print remotely. The Pixma MG4220 connects to the Canon Pixma Cloud Link and can access images and documents stored online. The MG4220 supports Google Cloud Print, Google Docs, and Google Chrome, as well as Picasa. The wireless-enabled printers also support printing from iPads and iPhones.
The Pixma models include Canon’s FastFront for ink and paper access and are capable of printing edge-to-edge 4×6-inch photos at 4800×2400 dpi in 44 seconds. The MG4220 also includes a 2.5-inch LCD screen for menu viewing and navigation. The MG4220, MG3220, and MG2220 are available for $130, $80, and $70 respectively on Canon’s site.
