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$335.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.bestbuy.com
i can't say it is the same quality as my professional lab, but i would not hesitate to print photos from this printer for myself for albums and family and what not.
from N/A, www.newegg.com
i was able to locate the mp620 where it is convenient for my wife, and myself to use when we use our laptops, without having to turn the main computer on and run to the other end of the house to
from www.amazon.com
we had to replace our mp600, though it's not very old, because it started printing lines across the color pictures and none of the self-help remedies in the manual (or recommended by phone) worked.
from www.bestbuy.com
canon has improved tons since then, they have fixed the print head adjustment (you can self adjust the head now) so you have super clear printing quality.wow!
from www.bestbuy.com
i have a mac for our home computer and a pc laptop for work, i was able to get both of them up and printing in 2-3 hours (i don't consider myself technologically blessed either!)seems to be a great

$120.00 Est. at Amazon

from Sarah from Northern California, www.circuitcity.com
it was fast, easy, self explainitory, and the print quality was incredible!!
from www.amazon.com
copies aren't on a par with the self-service copiers at kinko's or staples, but they are close enough for everyday use.

$167.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.amazon.com
i have a wireless 802.11g home network i setup myself using wep encryption (because some of my video game systems can't do better) and mac filtering.
from www.amazon.com
caveat: i set up my wireless network at home myself, as i think most people do.
from www.amazon.com
the cd is pretty self-explanatory, but i think it's a good idea to read the instruction book and also follow that as you go along.
from food_guy, www.newegg.com
also has a self-install (1 touch) mode (if your router supports it, apparently mine does but i failed to realize it cuz of the quick installs) cons: blue led power button that should be recessed
from www.amazon.com
the wife, kids and myself are all happily printing from anywhere in the house.

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