You can, of course, use the MP640 without a computer, plugging almost every known memory card format into its card reader or cabling your PictBridge-compatible camera directly into the PictBridge port on the front. So if you've been squinting at that MP620, you've got another reason to upgrade.īuilt-in Ethernet and USB 2.0 Hi-Speed makes fast connections as simple as plug and play, but the MP640 is also a Wireless G device, so you put it anywhere you've got an electrical outlet and share it with every computer in the house. So a 4圆 photo now takes about 20 seconds instead of 40 seconds.ĭuplex printing returns to this entry-level multifunction device, another advantage over the MP620.Īnd the LCD is now 3.0 inches instead of 2.5 inches. It prints at the same high resolution the MP620 did but more quickly with 4,416 nozzles working on each pass, compared to 2,368 on the MP620. Print longevity tests indicate photos printed on the MP640 may last up to 300 years when stored in an archival photo album. Without the red and green inks found in Canon's Pro line of printers, it won't quite achieve their color gamut. Canon claims the MP640's tiny picoliter droplet size eliminates the need for light magenta and light cyan, also eliminating their costs. The MP640's ChromaLife100 ink system may not be high fidelity with light magenta, light cyan (or even red and green) inks, but it does include four dye-based inks (black, yellow, cyan and magenta) and a pigment-based black text ink.
#Canon mp640 printer troubleshooting full
While we work on the full review, here's the rundown on features, specifications and system requirements. There's still no film scanning or high definition printing (just four-color printing) but you also still get quite a bargain if those things aren't important to you.Ĭanon recently shipped an MP640 review unit to us.
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