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Canon I350 Color BubbleJet Printer

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Product Specifications for

Canon I350 Color BubbleJet Printer

General
Installed Memory	32 MB
System Type	Apple Macintosh\|PC
Interface Connection	USB - 4-pin Universal Serial Bus
Category	Ink Jet
normalized-Installed Memory	32
Class	Printer

Printing
Color Vertical Resolution	1200 dpi
Color Horizontal Resolution	4800 dpi
Color Print Speed	11 ppm
Black & White Vertical Resolution	600 dpi
Printer Type	Inkjet
Black & White Horizontal Resolution	60 dpi
Black & White Print Speed	16 ppm

Quick Glance
Interface Type	USB - 4-pin Universal Serial Bus
Max Print Speed	16 ppm
System Type	Apple Macintosh\|PC
Printer Type	Inkjet

Dimensions
Height	6.5 in
Width	15.2 in
Depth	7.7 in
Weight	5.3 lbs

Media Handling
Paper Handling Support	Envelopes\|Paper (Glossy Cut Sheet)\|Paper (Standard Cut Sheet)\|Photo Paper\|Transparencies
Standard Input Sheet Capacity	100

More Info
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Most recent User Reviews for

Canon I350 Color BubbleJet Printer

Reviewed by: ongqy

08-04-04

Duration of ownership: 7 Months

Strengths: Fast printing, nice printout

Weaknesses:Not durable. Breaks down easily. Paper jams really easily.

Overall Evaluation: Not durable. I had a i320 and it had to be serviced 3 times in the first yr. The printheads keep self-destructing. During the last service, i was given a i350 as a replacement. And barely half a yr later, the i350 broke down and now it's out of warranty and is a piece of junk.
Reviewed by: oko

08-01-04

Duration of ownership: 40 Days

Strengths: compact, easy to use, beatiful photo

Weaknesses:N/A

Overall Evaluation: I replaced our xerox ink jet with this printer after being fed up with trying refill inks that weren't the best and paying the price of a new lexmark every time I needed to replace the black and white and color tanks . This printer is smaller, prints photos better than our old xelox and is cheaper to maintain.
Reviewed by: billmarc

06-30-04

Duration of ownership: 2 Months

Strengths: Compact; easy portability. Good print quality. Decent print speed.

Weaknesses:

Overall Evaluation: Easy to follow instructions for connecting up the first time. Driver software loads and installs easily from enclosed CD. Print quality is very good for pictures and text. Paper feed sometimes skews the page slightly as it is advanced through the printer.
Reviewed by: sp0256

06-24-04

Duration of ownership: 5 Months

Strengths: Cheap refills, even Canon brand. Fast clean printing. Heads separate from ink tanks, replace only when necessary (keeps ink tanks cheap)

Weaknesses:A little on the loud side, lots of "parking" the print head after each print job. NO LINUX DRIVERS! (except commercial $30 one)

Overall Evaluation: I replaced our Lexmark with this printer after being fed up with trying refill inks that weren't the best and paying the price of a new lexmark every time I needed to replace the black and white and color tanks (around $50 for lexmark, a new lexmark with ink is only around $60) This printer is smaller, prints photos better than our old lexmark and is cheaper to maintain.
Reviewed by: jdw1

05-18-04

Duration of ownership: 14 Days

Strengths: Price, size, design, function

Weaknesses:Small ink tanks. Long, rather noisy calibration.

Overall Evaluation: One can't help beginning by saying the Canon i350 looks better than any competing printer. Its first class industrial product design is outstanding (kind of a futuristic yet retro toaster inspired look that manages not to look cheap as HP's printer in the same price class does). If you are on a budget and shopping for a small printer, the i350 does seem to offer a lot for the price. Its compact size allows it to fit in anywhere. The fact that the Ink heads ($35) are separate, makes Canon's ink cartridges less expensive than other brands, though people say Canon's ink tanks are a bit smaller than others (yet they do cost less). Actual "running costs" (replaceables) are a major factor for owning any printer. Most people get sticker shock when they find out how much cartridges cost! A bit noisy. The print quality is decent. Yes: allow a few extra seconds before touching the paper to make sure it's dried to avoid smudging. Only owned it for two weeks but would say so far, for the money, rather satisfied with this purchase.