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Prints excellent photos with accurate colors and great shadow detail; software and control panel offer flexibility and customization options.
Faint scratches on some prints; picture-card cover snaps off too easily.
The iP6700D printed some of the best photos we’ve seen out of all the midrange ink-jet printers we’ve tested. This printer’s flexibility, ease of use, affordability, and excellent photo-print quality make it a no-brainer purchase f...
True photo-quality output. Fast photo output. Prints from computers, cameras, and memory cards. Optional Bluetooth adapter.
Poor speed for business applications. Full-page graphics tend to make plain paper curl.
The Canon Pixma iP6700D can serve as an all-purpose printer, but its high rating comes almost entirely from printing high-quality photos at fast speeds....
Large LCD display, very good to excellent output of photos, prints directly from PictBridge-enabled digital cameras and many memory cards
Some of the bundled software is Windows-only, output quality of text is only average, requires an adapter for some memory cards
The Canon PIXMA iP6700D is a versatile six-color photo printer that can print from a variety of sources. It also manages to be easy to operate without skimping on features.A USB port on the back of the iP6700D connects to a computer for printing, whil...
Abstract: The PIXMA iP6700D utilizes Canon Full-photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (FINE) technology and the ChromaLife100 ink system to produce high-quality, long-lasting photos that any pro would be proud to display. With an extra-large 3.5" color LCD ...
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Published: 2006-09-18, Author: Philip , review by: cnet.com
Built-in duplexing; 3.5-inch LCD; full controls on printer; built-in memory card reader; impressive photo quality; IrDA, Bluetooth (with adapter), and Pictbridge direct printing; Mac and Windows compatible.
Mediocre text quality; slow text printing.
Photographers will love the Canon Pixma iP6700Ds speedy, high-quality photos, but sluggish, mediocre text output will be a turn-off for the SOHO/business crowd.
Abstract: Marc SimonCanons new Pixma iP6700D photo printer is the successor to the companys iP6600D, one of our 100 Best Products of 2006. I was eager to see what Canon added to our midrange favorite, but found it largely a case of evolution, not revolution. ...
Skin tones a bit bronzed, not so good for printing text. The Final Word The iP6700D is a good six-ink photo printer with a nice LCD and PC-less printing options. However, iP6600D owners dont need up upgrade unless the improved paper support or Canon-t...
The iP6700D is a good six-ink photo printer with a nice LCD and PC-less printing options. However, iP6600D owners dont need up upgrade unless the improved paper support or Canon-to-Canon feature is on their wish list.
The quality of reproduction from the Canon Pixma iP6700D is stunning. We tried just about every printing medium including photo stickers, double-sided album paper, T shirt transfers, CD labels and good old plain paper and the results were consistently ...
We enjoy showing off the infra red connection to sceptical pals -- take a photo with the mobile phone, point it at the printer, press the send button and… Wait! 3 minutes and 40 seconds to turn out a single 10 by 15cm print. Boy, that is slow.
The Canon Pixma iP6700D is one of those devices that has you wondering how it is possible to get so much for so little. $350 (and advertised for $300 in Livewire) buys a printer that consistently turns out prints comparable in quality with good silver ...
Built-in duplexing, 3.5-inch LCD, Full controls on printer, Built-in memory card reader, Impressive photo quality, IrDA, Bluetooth (with adapter), and Pictbridge direct printing, Mac and Windows compatible
Mediocre text quality, Slow text printing
Photographers will love the Canon Pixma iP6700Ds speedy, high-quality photos, but sluggish, mediocre text output will be a turn-off for the SOHO/business crowd. ...
