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 HP C9418A 38 LIGHT CYAN PIGMENT Kit  US $53.86
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 Roland PIGMENT Ink FPG CY CYAN US $50.00
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 BCI 1421 Cartridge for Canon W8200PG W8400 PIGMENT Cyan US $49.99
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 1Quart Cyan Pigment ink for Epson T0542 T0592 T0872 T0962 CISS US $45.88
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 HP C9418A light cyan pigment ink cartridge no 38 US $45.48
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 HP C9418A 38 LIGHT CYAN PIGMENT US $44.88
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 38 Light Cyan Pigment Ink Cartridge US $39.95
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 HP 38 C9418A Light Cyan Pigment Ink Cartridge US $38.99
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 T564500 T5645 Light Cyan Pigment Ink Cartridge Compatible Epson Stylus Pro 4800 US $38.88
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 New Epson Stylus Pro 4000 4400 7600 9600 Cyan Pigment Ink 220ml Cartridges US $38.75
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 HP C9418A 38 LIGHT CYAN PIGMENT INK CARTRIDGE US $38.38
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 Genuine HP 38 Cyan Pigment Cartridge C9415A US $37.64
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 Cyan Pigment Ink Cartridge Stylus Pro 4800 T6065 US $34.99
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 Light Cyan Pigment Ink Cartridge Stylus Pro 4800 T6065 US $29.99
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 1Pint Pigment Light Cyan ink for Roland HiFi 5400 7400 US $29.94
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 Canon PGI 9 Pigment Photo Cyan Ink Cartridge US $13.00
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 Canon PGI 9 Pigment Cyan Ink Cartridge US $13.00
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 Cyan Refill Pigment ink for HP 940 Pro 8000 8500 4oz US $12.81
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 Epson UltraChrome Hi Gloss 2 Pigment Cyan Ink Cartri US $12.76
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 Compatible Refill INK for Epson R1900 PigmentCyan US $11.95
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 100ML Cyan Compatible Bulk INK for Epson R1900 R2000 Pigment CISS US $11.95
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Pixma 882 All In One Printer Reviews
The Canon MX882 printed out the latest version of our business applications suite (as timed by QualityLogic's hardware and software at a speed of 2.9 effective pages per minute (ppm), a typical speed for an inkjet MFP in its price range. The Editors' Choice HP Officejet 6500A Plus e-All-in-One ($199 direct, 4 stars) printed out the same tests at 3.3 ppm, while the Kodak ESP 9250 All-in-One Printer ($249 list, 3.5 stars) printed at 2.8 ppm. The Canon MX882 averaged 1 minute 3 seconds to print out a 4-by-6 photo, also a typical time.
Canon MX882 Review
A built-in, fully integrated 35-sheet Duplex Auto Document Feeder means fast copying scanning and faxing of your originals so you can multi-task while the printer is at work. To increase home office efficiency and productivity, Built-in Auto Duplex Printing prints 2-sided documents without having to manually flip the pages. This can reduce your paper consumption by up to 50%. Additionally, Super G3 High-speed Fax3 and networkable Ethernet ensure efficient communication and thanks to Dual Color Gamut Processing Technology, your copies will maintain the integrity of the original while producing scans at 4800 dpi. Featurewise, the Canon Pixma MX882 offers all you could ask for in a small-office all-in-one--as do many other models in its price range. Choose this Canon MFP if you want flexible paper handling and a little more style. Overall, graphics quality was on a par with the vast majority of MFPs we test. Colors were rich and well saturated, and color fidelity was good. The MX882 had trouble printing out very thin white lines against a black background in one illustration. Other minor issues included a trace of banding—a regular pattern of lines of discoloration in solid areas—and dithering, a mild graininess.
The Canon Pixma MX882 presents an impressive set of features, and superior text and photo quality, all wrapped up in one attractive package at a relatively modest price. It doesn't have quite the speed of the Editors' Choice HP Officejet 6500A, but it's no sluggard, either. The combination of a formidable set of all-in-one features for work and for photo printing plus its print quality, make it the new Editors' Choice as a dual-purpose (home and home office) MFP. In our speed tests the Pixma MX882 landed in the midrange or better. Plain-black text and simple monochrome graphics averaged 7.5 pages per minute on the PC and nearly 8 ppm on the Mac. Snapshot-size color photos exited at 3 ppm when printed on plain paper at default settings, and slowed to 1.9 ppm at better settings on Canon's own photo paper. Scans and copies were relatively quick, as well. You can achieve much greater speeds in draft mode.
The text and monochrome graphics that the Pixma MX882 produces are excellent--precisely drawn and deeply black in default mode, and nearly laserlike in high-quality mode. Color quality is affected by paper type: On plain paper, our images looked overly pink or orange, and very soft. Switching to Canon's own glossy photo paper resulted in smoother, more natural results. Color scans showed the same ruddy tendencies, but monochrome scans were fairly precise. Monochrome and color copies appeared crisp and fairly smooth even on plain paper.
Ink costs for the Canon MX882 All In One Printer are better than average. The pigment black used for text costs $16 and lasts 341 pages, or 4.7 cents per page. Cyan, magenta, and yellow each cost $14 and last 500 to 520 pages, or 2.7 to 2.8 cents per page. A four-color page would cost 12.9 cents. Canon also sells a dye-based photo black, meant primarily for printing photos; it costs $14 and lasts for 670 4-by-6-inch photos, according to the company. The Kodak ESP 9250 has far cheaper inks, but it falls short in other respects.
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