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CanonPIXMA iP5000

CanonPIXMA iP5000
Wednesday December 22, 2004
Written by Nick Ross
Tags: picturemate
AUD
$349
Price at time of review.
Finishing a point above average overall, Canon's PIXMA iP5000 was unlucky to miss out on our coveted recommended award, pipped at the finishing line by Epson's PictureMate small format printer. Canon's five individual ink cartridges is a great system that allows you to replace only the inks you need without needing to replace a whole colour cartridge as is the case with the HP PhotoSmart 8150 printer.
This article appeared in the January, 2005 issue of PC Authority.
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