Canon has announced a new ultra slim photo printer called Canon Selphy CP810. This printer is a follow up to their CP800 model.

Some key features for the Canon Selphy CP810:
-2.7” colour LCD screen
-One-button printing
-Auto Image Optimizer function
-13 display languages available

The Canon Selphy CP810 will be available in May 2012 and cost about £99.00/€109.00

Press release:
Portable, instant, lab-quality prints – Canon introduces the stylish and ultra-slim SELPHY CP810 compact photo printer

United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, 7th February 2012 – Canon today unveils its new SELPHY compact photo printer, the SELPHY CP810, designed to make photo-lab quality printing on the move, or at home, quick and easy. Replacing the SELPHY CP800, the new model offers a number of improvements, boasting a slimmer, compact and more portable design, expanded creative features and improved usability.

The SELPHY CP810 is ideal for those looking for a convenient printer that delivers high quality prints in less than a minute (Applicable to postcard size-printing). The lightweight, portable design also provides a suitable option for business users who want to offer on-the-spot ID Photos or instant photo printing services.

Photos can be printed directly from a range of compatible memory cards, or from any PictBridge-compatible device, such as a camera or camcorder. The SELPHY CP810 can also print from USB flash memory sticks or from mobile phones via the integrated USB port, enabling instant output without the need for a computer.

Easy operation
For enhanced viewing and operation, a tilting 6.8 cm (2.7”) colour LCD screen features at the heart of the SELPHY CP810 operation. With support for 13 languages, images can be viewed easily and printed with a simple press of a button.

Lab-quality prints, wherever you are
To produce the best prints, the improved Auto Image Optimizer function increases the quality of the print output compared to the quality of the original digital image, recognising scenes and improving the subject by making specific adjustments – for example controlling the brightness or contrast. In addition, a selectable Smooth Skin effect evens out skin blemishes for more flattering portraits, and manual brightness adjustment can be applied to fine-tune the prints produced.

By using dye sublimation technology, the SELPHY CP810 gives images superb depth and gradation of colour, providing a similar look and feel to traditional photo lab prints without the wait. Prints are dry and ready for handling the second they leave the printer, resistant to scratches, spills and fading. The SELPHY CP810 is capable of producing postcard (148 x 100mm), L (119 x 89mm), and credit card (86 x 54mm) sized prints in super-quick time, on a range of Canon photographic media. The SELPHY CP810 also offers a range of image layout options, including the ID Photo layout which enables users to print a range of standard or custom-sized ID Photo images on a single sheet of paper.

The SELPHY CP810 offers portable printing and has an optional NB-CP2L battery pack, giving the ability to print instantly whilst on the move. Ensuring that the printer is only portable when needed, a security cable, such as a Kensington lock, can also be attached to the added security slot on the printer body, while an optional Dust Protection Cover protects the printer and consumables when operating in dusty environments.

Join the CANON iMAGE GATEWAY community
Owners of the new Canon SELPHY CP810 can also join the newly updated CANON iMAGE GATEWAY, an online facility for sharing photos and video, now providing up to 10 GB of personal storage capacity, perfect for storing many photos, even in full resolution. An easy interface allows users to search for images, create combined photo and movie Albums that can receive comments from friends, and to share Albums directly via email and Social Networking Sites.

SELPHY CP810 Key features:
Stylish ultra-compact photo printer
6.8 cm (2.7”) tilt LCD
Range of print sizes
Print from memory cards, PictBridge compatible cameras and USB flash drives
100 year prints (100 year figure based on accelerated tests, for further information see specifications)
Trimming function
13 display languages available

Pricing and Availability
The SELPHY CP810 is available from May 2012, priced at £99.00/€109.00 RRP incl. VAT.

Canon has announced a new All-in-One printer called Canon Pixma MG4150 that is web-enabled. The Canon printer is able to print up to 9.9 images per minute, or so Canon claims.

Some key features for the Canon Pixma MG4150 printer:
-Print speeds up to 9.9 images per minute in black and 5.7 images per minute in color
-Wi-Fi connectivity
-Web-enabled
-All-in-One that is able to print, copy and scan
-Able to print a 10x15cm borderless photo in approximately 44 seconds
-6cm LCD display

The Canon Pixma MG4150 printer will be available in March 2012 and cost about £119/€139.

Press release:
Canon launches new affordable web-enabled All-In-One – PIXMA MG4150

United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, 1st February 2012 – Canon today announces a new compact, web-enabled, All-in-One printer packed with clever features to suit students or families looking for an affordable, quality printer with the latest web features. The PIXMA MG4150 comes in a stylish black design with enhanced functionality and connectivity features to make printing from smartphones and tablets easier than ever before.

The MG4150 also features duplex printing functionality and environmentally responsible design features, as well as a range of smart software to enable users to get the most out of their printed documents and photos.

Connect and Share
Thanks to integrated Wi-Fi capabilities, the MG4150 can scan and copy from virtually anywhere in the home. With Canon’s Easy Photo-Print App, PC-free printing and scanning and wireless mobile printing from iOS™ or Android™ devices is also quick and easy. With direct access to the cloud, users can even print their favourite photos stored on online albums, including CANON iMAGE GATEWAY and Picasa Web Albums, using Online Album Photo Print via the PIXMA Cloud Link.

The time saving MG4150 also includes a range of print-ready templates, including calendars, envelopes, stationery, memos and other useful resources, which are all available at the touch of a button with Web Template Print.

Enhanced Functionality
Printing premium quality documents and photos at home is fast with the new MG4150; a quality 10x15cm borderless photo, printed in default mode, is produced in approximately 44 seconds, with ISO speeds of 9.9ipm for black and white documents and 5.7ipm for colour. For frequent users, Canon FINE ink cartridges now come in a high yield XL size offering up to 50% cost per page savings over standard tanks (based on Canon RSP, compared to equivalent non XL Canon cartridge, using ISO/IEC24712 page yield). The models are ideal for both text documents and photo printing; FINE print head technology with a minimum 2pl droplet size, combined with maximum 4800dpi print resolution, produces beautiful photo prints and crisp word documents. The MG4150 also features a 6.0cm LCD display for easy operation and comes with Auto Duplex Print allowing for automatic printing on both sides of the page for greater efficiency.

Smart Design
The MG4150’s smart design and eco settings also mark it out from the crowd. A stylish high-gloss look and compact design makes the MG4150 fit into the most stylish of homes. Canon’s FastFront design allows paper and ink cartridges to be loaded into the front of the printer, so it can be placed against a wall or on a shelf, saving valuable space. For eco-conscious users, the new ECO Setting monitors paper and CO2 reductions and demonstrates the savings made by using the Auto Duplex mode. The Auto Power Off feature ensures the main power can be automatically turned off after a set time to save energy, whilst the Quick Start function allows the MG4150 to power up again quickly, for on-demand printing.

Smart Software
The new MG4150 comes with a range of software solutions for smart printing that will appeal to those looking for the very latest features.

A comprehensive suite of intuitive software for photo and document printing and scanning comes as standard. For example, for keen photographers, Auto Photo Fix II software uses Face Detection and Scene Analysis technology to remove common flaws for great looking prints every time.

When used with Canon genuine inks, the MG4150 comes with access to CREATIVE PARK and CREATIVE PARK PREMIUM, a fantastic free resource for printing cards, printable crafts and calendars. It also includes access to exclusive imagery and artwork from famous artists and photographers.

Easy-WebPrint EX (With Internet Explorer 7, 8 and 9 (for Windows) prints web pages exactly as required which means wasting paper or ink when printing from the internet is a thing of the past. The intuitive software means multiple web pages can be combined and printed on one page using Auto Clip or the one click fit-to-page option, offering truly intelligent printing from the web.

Easy-PhotoPrint EX software means users can impress friends and family and get creative with content – printing photos, calendars and albums. With new Fun Filter Effect, apply fun and artistic image effects to prints including Blur Background, Fish-eye, Soft Focus, Miniature and Toy Camera.

HD Movie stills can be captured and printed from full HD video footage shot on Canon’s range of Digital SLRs or Canon Digital Still Cameras. Multiple images can be combined to give a sense of motion to the printed photos with Merge Frames, while Layout Print lets users select a small movie clip and use a comic-strip effect to print a storyboard.

PIXMA MG4150 – key features:
All-in-One: Print, Copy, Scan & Wi-Fi
Compact FastFront design
Up to 4800dpi, min. 2pl quality
ISO ESAT speed 9.9 mono/5.7 colour ipm
10x15cm photo in 44sec
Auto Duplex Print
PIXMA Cloud Link
Full HD Movie Print
CREATIVE PARK PREMIUM

Pricing and Availability
The PIXMA MG4150 is available from March 2012, priced at £119.00/€139.00 RRP incl. VAT.

Printer Comparison has reviewed an office laser printer from Canon that is able to print up to 35 pages per minute in black and white, or so Canon claims. The printer is called Canon imageCLASS MF5950dw and comes with wireless printing that could be useful for many offices.

Some key features for the Canon imageCLASS MF5950dw:
-Able to print, scan, copy and fax
-Print speeds up to 35 pages per minute
-Wireless printing support
-250-sheet paper tray
-50-sheet multipurpose tray
-50-sheet automatic document feeder (ADF)
-Front side USB port

Printer Comparison ends up giving the imageCLASS MF5950dw an overall score of 4 stars out of 5 possible. The Canon laser printer scores highest on print speeds, a little lower on features, operational costs and print quality and lowest on support. The reviewer really likes the very good print quality, the wireless function and the printer is easy to use. There are a couple of points hindering the Canon printer from getting a top score including scan quality and restart issues. It seems like Canon has improved a lot with this new laser printer in the imageCLASS series.
Read the full review of the Canon imageCLASS MF5950dw monochrome laser multifunction printer here.

Trusted Reviews has tested a very cheap photo printer from Canon called Canon PIXMA MG3150. This All-in-One color printer is able to print up to 9 images per minute, or so Canon claims.

Some key features for the Canon PIXMA MG3150 printer:
-Print speeds up to 9.2 images per minute in mono and 5.0 images per minute in color
-Able to print 10x15cm borderless photo in about 44 seconds
-Prints with up to 4800dpi
-Full HD Movie Print
-Auto Duplex Printing

Trusted Reviews ends up giving the PIXMA MG3150 an overall score of 7 out of 10 possible points. The Canon printer scores highest on features and print quality, a little lower on value for your money, while it scores pretty low on print speeds. The reviewer finds that printer has some very annoying pauses during photo printing. Let us hope that Canon works on this issue with the next printer in the series.
Read the full review of the Canon PIXMA MG3150 All-in-One color printer here.

CNET UK has reviewed a flagship camcorder from Canon. The camcorder is called Canon Legria HF G10 and supports full HD AVHCD recording with 32 GB of internal memory and lots of other features.

Some key features for the Canon Legria HF G10:
-Full HD AVCHD recording
-32GB of internal memory
-Dual SDXC card slots
-8.8cm touch-screen LCD
-Full manual control
-Lens focus ring

CNET UK ends up giving the Legria HF G10 an overall score of 4 out of 5 possible stars. On the positive side the reviewer finds several aspects including very good image quality, the camcorder is good in low light situations, you get a lot of storage space and manual controls is a nice addition. There are a few negative issues like high price tag, large size and there is no 1080/50p mode. If you are looking for a consumer camcorder with the best video quality this Canon might be your choice, but you have to pay quite a bit of money and the camcorder is not very pocketable.
Read the full review of the Canon Legria HF G10 HD camcorder here.

Printer Comparison has reviewed an inkjet printer from Canon that is targeted at photo printing. With a printing resolution up to 9600 x 2400 color dpi it should be able to make photo prints of high quality. Let us hear what the reviewer thinks about this Canon printer.

Some key features for the Canon Pixma iP4920:
-Up to 9600 x 2400 color dpi
-Able to print borderless 4″x6″ photos in about 20 seconds
-Full HD Movie Print
-Built-in CD/DVD printing
-Built-in auto duplex printing

Printer Comparison ends up giving the Pixma iP4920 an overall score of 3.5 stars out of 5 possible. This inkjet printer scores highest on design and ease of use, a little lower on print quality, features and print speeds, while it scores lowest on operational costs. The reviewer finds several positive points including low price tag, does not use much energy and the end results are great. There are a few negative points keeping the printer from getting a top score including it costs quite a bit to buy replacement ink and processing times could be better.
Read the full review of the Canon Pixma iP4920 premium inkjet photo printer here.

PC Magazine has tested a color inkjet printer from Canon that is focused on photo printing. The wireless printer is called Canon Pixma MG5320 and is able to print up to 12.5 images per minute, or so Canon claims.

Some key features for the Canon Pixma MG5320:
-Color inkjet printer
-Print speeds up to 12.5 images per minute for black and 9.3 images per minute for color
-Prints 4″ x 6″ borderless photo in approximately 20 seconds
-Up to 9600 x 2400 color dpi print resolution
-USB and wireless connectivity
-3″ LCD screen
-Built-in CD and DVD Printing:

PC Magazine ends up giving the MG5320 an overall score of 3.5 stars out of 5 possible. On the positive side the reviewer likes aspects with the printer such as fast photo printing and that is able to do CD and DVD printing. On the negative side there are a few points including that the menu buttons for navigation can be confusing. This Canon printer is pretty good, but does not stand out from the competition.
Read the full review of the Canon Pixma MG5320 wireless photo printer able to print CD/DVD here.

CNET UK has tested a new digital camera from Canon that supports GPS tracking. The camera is called Canon PowerShot SX230 HS and is very similar to the SX220 but has GPS tracking as an additional feature.

Some key features for the Canon PowerShot SX230 HS:
-12.1 megapixel image sensor
-14x optical zoom lens (28-392mm)
-Optical image stabilization
-3″ LCD screen
-GPS tracker
-Full 1080p HD Video

CNET UK ends up giving the PowerShot SX230 HS an overall score of 3.5 out of 5 possible stars. On the positive side the reviewer find aspects such as useful zoom range, the image stabilization works well, HD video and the camera is good at taking photos in low light situations. On the negative side we find points such as high price tag, poor flash, not much battery life and the camera is pretty heavy.
Read the full review of the Canon PowerShot SX230 HS digital camera with GPS tracker here.

Trusted Reviews has test an A3+ color photo printer from Canon. The printer is called Canon PIXMA iX6550 and is able to print up to 11.3 images per minute, or so Canon claims.

Some key features for the Canon PIXMA iX6550 :
-Print photos up to A3+
-Up to 9600 dpi print resolution
-1pl minimum droplet size
-ISO ESAT 11.3 images per minute in mono and 8.8 images per minute in color
-Able to print 10×15 cm borderless photo in abouts 36 seconds
-5 single ink tanks

Trusted Reviews ends up giving the PIXMA iX6550 an overall score of 7 out of 10 possible points. The Canon printer scores highest on print quality and print speeds, while it scores a bit lower on features and value for your money. The reviewer likes that the printer is fast, has a high resolution and it has a small size. There are some negative points too including no LCD display, no memory card slots and the printer does not support wireless printing. If you are looking for a photo printer that is able to print large photos and does not need the most advanced features the iX6550 might be your choice.
Read the full review of the Canon PIXMA iX6550 A3+ color photo printer here.

Photography Blog has reviewed an entry level camera from Canon called Canon PowerShot A3200 IS. Even though the camera comes with a cheap price tag it has nice features such as 14 megapixels, HD video and zoom lens starting at 28mm on the wide side.

Some key features for the Canon PowerShot A3200 IS:
-14.1 megapixel image sensor
-5x optical zoom lens (28-140mm)
-2.7″ LCD screen
-Able to record HD movies 720p with Dynamic IS
-Face Detection, FaceSelf-Timer and Auto Red-Eye Correction

Photography Blog ends up giving the PowerShot A3200 IS a “Recommended” rating with an overall score of 4 out of 5 possible stars. The Canon camera scores highest on value for your money, image quality, features and ease of use, while it scores a little lower on design. If you are an entry level photographer looking for a fun and cheap camera the A3200 might be your choice.
Read the full review of the Canon PowerShot A3200 IS entry-level compact camera here.