Canon PIXMA G640

Canon PIXMA G640
The Canon PIXMA G640 inkjet printer is ideal for home, creative studios, or small businesses that frequently print photos, colourful projects, and visual materials. Thanks to its ink tank system, the ink is refilled from bottles, and its 6 separate dye-based inks help create smooth colour gradients and detailed photo prints. It prints in A4 format at a resolution of up to 4800×1200 DPI, supports borderless photo printing, and can also scan and copy in addition to printing. USB and Wi-Fi connectivity enables printing from a computer, phone, or tablet.
Key features of the Canon PIXMA G640 inkjet printer
- Multifunction Canon PIXMA G640 inkjet printer prints, scans, and copies
- Ink tank system for refilling ink from bottles
- Six dye-based inks for high-quality photo printing
- Prints in A4 format at up to 4800×1200 DPI resolution
- Flatbed scanner with a resolution of up to 600×1200 DPI
- Print speed of approx. 3.9 ppm for both monochrome and colour
- Supports borderless photo printing
- Rear tray holds up to 100 sheets of paper
- USB and Wi-Fi connectivity for printing from computers and mobile devices
Package contents:
Multifunction printer with refillable ink tanks – PIXMA G640
6 high-yield dye-based ink bottles (1× Bk/C/M/Y/R/GY)
Power cord
Installation CD-ROM
Manuals and other documents
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| Code: | PC115a5c3 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
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Canon was founded in 1933. Its original title translated to "portable laboratory optics". The Japanese company has been headquartered in Tokyo since its inception. Canon is particularly associated with the production of digital cameras and accessories, where they remain the leading innovator and producer of imaging solutions. Aside from digital cameras, the company also operates in the production of office equipment, particularly copiers or printers.
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