
Canon PIXMA MP960 is an all-in-one multi-functional Photo Printer that can do all the tasks like scanning, fast printing speed, and many more. But purchasing this product is so expensive costing you up to $400, though I might say that it really works especially to those photo hobbyists and even amateur can easily come up with a fantastic output using Canon PIXMA MP960.
In dealing with its design PIXMA MP960 comes with blocky body which has silver with black trim colour, it weighs 12 kg (26.5 pounds) that measures 18.6 inches in wide, 8.9 inches tall and 16.9 inches deep. Beneath the printer is the hidden place to for up to 12 negatives that uses in scanning images, you can upsize the scanning to A4 size.
You can also use memory card in printing, thanks to its built-in memory card slot (though some are needed an adapter which is not included when you purchase this product). There is also PictBridge port that let you do the printing also but you can use Bluetooth Technology for other source of printing, but unfortunately, you cant use USB port on PictBridge because its not yet supported by this one. For an easy setting for printing Canon place a magnificent 3.5 inch colour LCD that let you scroll menus or other operating functions.

Specifications:
Bottom Line: The Canon Pixma MP960 is both an all-in-one and a high-quality home photo lab that prints directly from cameras, memory cards, and film.
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Pros: Dual paper feed. Duplexes. Scans 35mm film and prints directly from cameras, memory cards, and 35mm film.
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Cons: No ADF. No fax support.
The good: Fast prints; high-quality text, graphics, and photo prints; built-in duplexer; loads of image-enhancement options; capable of batch negative/slide scans.
The bad: Scan quality needs to be improved; PictBridge port can’t double as USB port; no built-in networking; expensive.
The bottom line: If you have the money to burn, the Canon Pixma MP960 is a great choice for photo hobbyists who need fast prints and great print quality. We prefer this model to its comparably priced competition.
The Good:Â Fast prints; high-quality text, graphics, and photo prints; built-in duplexer; loads of image-enhancement options; capable of batch negative/slide scans.
The Bad:Â Scan quality needs to be improved; PictBridge port can’t double as USB port; no built-in networking; expensive.
The Bottom Line:Â If you have the money to burn, the Canon Pixma MP960 is a great choice for photo hobbyists who need fast prints and great print quality. We prefer this model to its comparably priced competition.
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