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Manufacturer's Description

Canon PIXMA MP830 All-In-One Printer

The PIXMA MP830 Office All-in-one Multifunction Printer from Canon offers an ideal combination of speed and quality. It delivers maximum print resolutions of 9600x2400 dpi at print speeds of up to 30 ppm black and up to 24 ppm color. The incorporated scanner delivers optical resolutions of up to 2400x4800 dpi (up to 19,200x19,200 dpi interpolated) along with 48-bit internal color depth. It features a built-in 2.5'' LCD color viewer that lets you easily view, edit and print your images for excellent results. Its ContrastPLUS 5-color ink system - four dye-based inks and one pigment-based black ink - produces life-like photos, along with laser-quality text. Direct photo printing capability enables you to simply connect to any PictBridge compatible digital camera or DV camcorder, and print. The incorporated Full-photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (FINE) technology uses a print head with 3584 nozzles that ejects consistent, precise ink droplets of up to 1 picoliter. With the PIXMA MP830 Office All-In-One, you can achieve up to Super G3 fax speed in color and black and white. In addition, the expanded memory lets you store up to 100 speed dial codes, and receive up to 250 incoming pages. This printer is compatible with a variety of memory cards including CompactFlash, Microdriver, SmartMedia, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, xD-Picture Card, Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick Duo Pro, miniSD Card and MultiMediaCard so you can also directly print your photos from thes

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Product Specifications for

Canon PIXMA MP830 All-In-One Printer

Warranty
Warranty Information	1 Year Limited Warranty

Copying
Max Enlargement	400 %
Max Reduction	25 %
Black and White Copy Speed	29 ppm
Color Copy Speed	24 ppm

Faxing
Number of Presets	100
Fax Page Memory Capacity	250
Transmission Time Per Page	3 second(s)
Max Fax Speed	33.6 Kbps

Scanning
Max Scan Resolution	19200 x 19200
Internal Scan Depth	281.5 Trillion Colors (48-bit)
Optical Scan Resolution	1200 x 2400

General
General Features	Borderless Printing\|Photo LCD Display\|PictBridge Compatible
Interface Connection	USB - Universal Serial Bus 2.0
Slots	CompactFlash\|Memory Stick PRO\|Microdrive\|MultiMedia Card (MMC)\|SD Card\|SmartMedia
System Type	Apple Macintosh\|PC

Dimensions
Depth	19.2 in
Weight	32.3 lbs
Width	19.7 in
Height	11.5 in

More Info
URL	http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=123&modelid=12804

Printing
Color Print Speed	24 ppm
Color Vertical Resolution	2400 dpi
Black and White Print Speed	30 ppm
Ink Color System	5 Color (C,M,Y,K,k)
Functions	Copier\|FAX Machine\|Printer\|Scanner
Color Horizontal Resolution	9600 dpi
Black and White Horizontal Resolution	600 dpi
Color Photo (4" x 6") Print Speed	36 second(s)
Printer Type	All-in-One\|Color Inkjet\|Photo
Black and White Vertical Resolution	600 dpi

Media Handling
Max Paper Size Height	14 in
Max Sheet Capacity	300
ADF Sheet Capacity	35
Max Paper Size Width	8.5 in
Media Sizes Accepted	Envelope - US # 10 (4.125" x 9.5")\|Sheet - 4" x 6"\|Sheet - 5" x 7"\|Sheet - US Legal (8.5" x 14")\|Sheet - US Letter (8.5" x 11")
Min Paper Size Width	2.13 in
Standard Input Sheet Capacity	300
Paper Handling Support	Card Stock\|Envelopes\|Paper (Standard Cut Sheet)\|Photo Paper
Min Paper Size Height	3.39 in

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Most recent User Reviews for

Canon PIXMA MP830 All-In-One Printer

Reviewed by: campbell927

02-22-08

Duration of ownership: 2 Years

Strengths: It's an all-in-one

Weaknesses:Very slow Expensive to use Fax inflexibility

Overall Evaluation: I bought this machine nearly 2 years ago based on the strength of professional reviewers. They loved it. I'm not feeling the love. The main thing I dislike about it is the high cost of ink cartridges. There are 5 separate cartridges (2 black ones!) and if just one is empty you can't print anything until it's replaced. The cartridges cost about $15-19 each and can't be refilled. I also don't seem to get many pages from each cartridge, even when printing in draft mode. Another fault is that you must choose the draft mode each time - there is no way to change the draft mode to the default. The scanner software isn't intuitive and often fails when I use it. I tried unsuccessfully to set up the fax mode myself but had to resort to calling tech support because the instructions made no sense. I'll say the tech support person was knowledgeable and was able to walk me through it quite easily. I suspect it is because they get multiple calls daily and know the instructions by heart. And when I had to replace a phone, apparently I lost all the fax memory because it reverted to the initial problem - that is not going directly to the fax even though I was paying for a 2nd ring tone. It's also important to know that you can't send faxes directly to your computer with this unit. They must be printed out, using even more ink. Finally, I find the machine to be very slow, especially when using it from sleep mode. I'm now researching a replacement because I simply can't afford the ink cartridges. I hope I can sell it for a few bucks on craigslist, but I'll certainly not consider another Canon printer, regardless of what the pros say.
Reviewed by: llundber

09-13-07

Duration of ownership: 2 Months

Strengths: Does most other functions very well. Nice double sided scanning.

Weaknesses:I like this product, but I cannot fax directly from any Mac apps, which almost defeats the purpose. Very discouraging and extremely wasteful of paper when you have to print out the fax, and then send manually. Disappointed in Canon when I wrote to them and they issued a long, unacceptable reply about how they could not (and apparently will not) resolve this.

Overall Evaluation: Don't get it, because of the inability to fax directly.
Reviewed by: dirt01

08-15-07

Duration of ownership: 1 Years

Strengths: Printing is good. Scanning is good.

Weaknesses:Faxing is BAD!!! Unable to manage faxing through PC which means LOTS of money for VERY expensive ink cartridges.

Overall Evaluation: All those giving good reviews must not have ever experienced what its like managing a fax machine through the PC. I just got off the phone with Canon to confirm there is nothing I'm missing when it comes to the total lack of this machines ability to manage transmitting and receiving faxes through the PC; ability to manage contact list through the PC; and ability to create cover letters through the PC that automatically attach to faxes your sending. Sure, you can store faxes AFTER they've been printed by scanning them in or you can use Word to create cover sheets and then you have to print them to send with the fax. And what does that equate too -- a TON of money going towards VERY expensive ink cartridges. Its really a joke and without the simple ability to manage faxing through the PC I'm not sure this all-in-one amounts to much at all. Its like I just took a HUGE step back and bought something from the 80's. PLEASE head this advice and look elsewhere!!! And for those I haven't already bored to death...the guy at Canon proceeded to tell me the option I'm looking for just isn't something Canon is interested in these days because they had too many support calls where data was lost because of PC related issues so they decided it was best to have users print everything. Errrrr....isn't that the whole point of technology - to eliminate file cabinets and make peoples lives easier? Its like them saying the photos their digital cameras take should not be viewed by PC's anymore since they are unable to handle the support calls from people that don't understand data loss is not their problem!
Reviewed by: butwhat

05-28-07

Duration of ownership: 1 Months

Strengths: card readers & decnt print quality

Weaknesses:Size - It's huge You can not receive faxes directly to the computer nor can you store scanned and sent faxes both features that my Canon MPC755 had. And the main reason's I bought another Canon Multifunction machine

Overall Evaluation: I just set up my new MP830 and when I got to the point of setting up the fax I was angred and disappointed. I am used to receiving all my faxes directly to the computer. This machine does not support receiving faxes to the computer so it's fax function is of little use to me. Every received fax must be printed then scanned into the computer - what a waste of ink & time. My last multifunction would automatically store both received and sent faxes in my computer. If I didn't want them they would disappear at the click of my mouse. A whopping big No Thanks from me.
Reviewed by: sonora77

03-06-07

Duration of ownership: 8 Months

Strengths: very reliable; never jams, answers fax calls but lets regular calls through to phone / answering machine, photo color good; very good instruction booklet; good tech support. The ADF (automated document feeder) works very well, too. It handles papers that are not crisp and smooth, like bills.

Weaknesses:Slow to 'warm up' - maybe 2 minutes from turning on until menus available; uses up ink quickly

Overall Evaluation: Menus are confusing - I needed to call tech support during setup because I couldn't find menu choice to allow fax to passthrough to phone; they answered right away, gave me the information, sent me a test fax to verify it. I have yet to change the ink, but I'm not a heavy user of it; whenever I have used it, however, it's worked great - copies, faxes, printing.
Reviewed by:

02-06-07

Duration of ownership: 2 Months

Strengths: Beautiful photo prints and fast black printing on both 20lb copy paper and photo gloss

Weaknesses:Does not seem to like third party heavy weight photo glossy paper too much.

Overall Evaluation: I print calendars for car clubs and a RT66 museum. The paper I was using at the time was 55lb glossy/matte. After about 40 calendars of 14 double sided pages each, I had to start "hand feeding" the paper one sheet at a time. The printer would not feed the paper by itself and I would get a "no paper" error. After awhile it would not even feed 20lb paper correctly. After getting in touch with Canon service -Execllent experience! - I was sent a replacement printer. This one seems to feed that same 55lb paper without a problem. The fax is very convient -don't care about the lack of a cover sheet in the software. I use third party fax software. The scanner is very accurate and fast. I use it to scan all my paper work into PaperMaster Pro. I gave my HP all-in-one to the church.