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Anonymous   08-02-2004 at 12:49:44 AM

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Since the intro of the Canon S9000, there are quite a few more Canon "large
format" printers introduced, other then a borderless 13x19, and a little
more speed, and maybe a little bit better resolution:

Any reason to run out and get one to replace the original (S9000)?

TY

PS I love my S9000

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Anonymous   08-02-2004 at 06:45:32 AM
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See the information about the i9900 at Canon's website.

6,144 nozzles for exceptional speed (You have 3,072 nozzles)
8 color ChromaPLUS ink system for expanded color gamut (you have 6 colors)
2 picoliter droplets for virtually grain-free photos up to 13" x 19" (yours
prints at 4 picoliter)
8 individual ink tanks help reduce waste and can save you money
Direct photo printing from PictBridge-compatible digital cameras and DV
camcorders (no pictbridge connector on the S9000)

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> Since the intro of the Canon S9000, there are quite a few more Canon
"large
> format" printers introduced, other then a borderless 13x19, and a little
> more speed, and maybe a little bit better resolution:
>
> Any reason to run out and get one to replace the original (S9000)?
>
> TY
>

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Anonymous   08-03-2004 at 02:06:04 AM
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DoubleEntendre wrote:
> Since the intro of the Canon S9000, there are quite a few more Canon
> "large format" printers introduced, other then a borderless 13x19,
> and a little more speed, and maybe a little bit better resolution:
>
> Any reason to run out and get one to replace the original (S9000)?

There were some good comparisons in this review:
http://www.steves-digicams.com/200 [...] i9900.html
http://www.steves-digicams.com/200 [...] 0_pg4.html

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