An all-in-one printer – the Canon Pixma MP240 is an ideal printer for home use. The MP240 provides vibrant prints that can endure the test of times, whilst providing an impressive printing speed for 4″ x 6″ borderless prints at around 45 seconds in a 4800 x 1200 color dpi resolution. The ChromaLife100+ is a new technology that increases the life of prints and is a 4-colour Canon MP240 ink cartridge system that can also provide deep, vivid colors and bold, black text. Additionally, the printer copies that are of excellent clarity and the scanner too, scan documents with high quality.

Features

Speed & Quality

The ChromaLife100+ is a blend of new inks and media that provides high-quality images and last long. The printer has good performance options, backed with the MP240’s new 4-color ink system the printer assures high quality pictures and bold, black text. The prints are amazing at resolution outputs that are up to 4800 x 1200 color dpi, thanks to the 2 picoliters ink droplets.

Ease of Use

The MP240 has the auto photo fix option that corrects minor image issues assuring the most optimal output. The printer takes only a few seconds before the 7-segment LED display loads to the initial stand-by mode when switched on and enables the start operation.

Connectivity

The MP240 can print sans a computer – printing photos directly from digital cameras and also mobile phones with cameras that are compatible with the printer.

Environment-Friendly

The Generation Green initiative from Canon ensures scanners, PIXMA inkjet printers and imageCLASS laser printers are manufactured so that it does not cause any ahrm to the environment. For example: The packaging has been reduced by 25% – the advantage being that the CO2 emissions and waste throughout the whole process is reduced.

Energy Star Qualified

With the Energy Star qualified symbol on Canon products and practices, it ensures savings on cost and reduces greenhouse emissions by meeting stringent energy efficiency guidelines set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy.