Canon i950 4x6 paper ???

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In article <MPG.1b3ab4213dac363a98968d@news.west.cox.net>, rick@yahoo.com
says...
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> Can you have both 8x10 and 4x6 loaded in the printer at the same time
> like the i960?
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> Thanks
>
> Rick
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No, having both loaded requires the 4x6 paper holder attachment, and that
doesnt come with the i950 (and it wouldn't mount on it, if you got one).



--
Larry Lynch
Mystic, Ct.

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On Thu, 17 Jun 2004 08:55:28 -0700, Rick <rick@yahoo.com> wrote:

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>Thanks I was trying to decide whether to go with a i950 or i960. I will
>be doing alot of 4x6 but don't want to swap paper all the time.
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>I also don't want to have to switch ink cartridges like the HP's
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>Looks like it's going to be either the I960 or i860.
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>Do you know if the main difference is the speed between the 860 and 960?
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>Thanks
>
>Rick
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>> No, having both loaded requires the 4x6 paper holder attachment, and that
>> doesnt come with the i950 (and it wouldn't mount on it, if you got one).
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There is a significant difference in the speed on large photos, but
for 4x6, it seems about the same. With photos larger than 4x6, , the
960 really rips through them much faster.

Also, grab the rebate coupon on the canon site and save yourself 30
bux.

http://consumer.usa.canon.com/ir/c [...] motionsAct