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Canon imageCLASS MF642Cdw Wireless Color All-In-One Laser Printer for
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Canon imageCLASS MF642Cdw Wireless Color All-In-One Laser Printer for
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Includes:- Canon imageCLASS MF642Cdw Wireless Color All-In-One Printer
- Cartridge 054 CMY: Starter 680 Yield / K: Standard 1,500 Yield
- Power cord
- Starter guide
- User software DVD-ROM
Features:- Prints up to 22 ISO ppm* in black and up to 22 ISO ppm* in color
- Wireless and mobile printing capability
- Apple® AirPrint enabled
- High-yield replacement toner cartridges
- 600 dpi (dots per inch)
- 250-sheet input tray
- 50-sheet automatic document feeder
- 5" color touch LCD display
- Built-in duplex printing
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What we learned the hard way as this is our first laser printer is that it's definitely important to choose the proper paper type before you print. Different types of paper require different printing speeds, heat, and amounts of toner. If you don't set the proper paper type, you can end up with either a mess of toner or spots missing toner in the image.
Also, no, we haven't tried printing photos so I can't comment on that. However, photos have been included on some documents we've printer in our home and they have always looked pretty good on a normal paper. All of the tones and colors look fine. Will it handle photo paper well or print a photo well? I can't answer that. I don't know.
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What we learned the hard way as this is our first laser printer is that it's definitely important to choose the proper paper type before you print. Different types of paper require different printing speeds, heat, and amounts of toner. If you don't set the proper paper type, you can end up with either a mess of toner or spots missing toner in the image.
Also, no, we haven't tried printing photos so I can't comment on that. However, photos have been included on some documents we've printer in our home and they have always looked pretty good on a normal paper. All of the tones and colors look fine. Will it handle photo paper well or print a photo well? I can't answer that. I don't know.
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