When we first saw the Canon Selphy ES1 photo printer, we were intrigued by the suitcase cum toaster cum vacuum cleaner cum VCR styling, but we didn't know whether the Frankenstein child of half a ...

The CP 520 is a neat little block of white plastic with an attractive blue pulsating glow on the top. This neat plastic box of electronics can quickly and easily print your photos either when ...

The Canon Selphy CP800 Compact Photo Printer ($99 direct) stands out for being tiny. The latest in a long line of Lilliputian Canon small-format photo printers built on thermal dye technology, it's ...

Not only did Canon unless a slew of new digital cameras, but the company also announced the SELPHY CP780 personal photo printer. The brand has been around for sometime, but now – get this – it will be ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The Canon CP900 was the first Selphy model with Wi-Fi.

Canon has also released some PIXMA all-in-ones and SELPHY compact photo printers. Real winner is the ES40, a $149 printer that looks like a child’s radio. The best part? It talks to you! Canon SELPHY ...

The Canon Selphy CP740 is a compact photo printer that employs dye-sublimation, a printing process that uses heat to transfer images onto printable surfaces. Though the CP740 is advertised as a ...

Although the Canon Selphy CP780 Compact Photo Printer is a step below the top tier of dedicated photo printers for photo quality, it's good enough for most casual photographers. Claimed lifetime for ...

The Canon Selphy CP1300 Wireless Compact Photo Printer is an incremental upgrade to the Editors' Choice Canon Selphy CP1200. A slightly larger screen, an improved user interface and search, and a way ...

New SELPHY Printer Available in Three Colors Also Features Improved Print Speed and Image Quality Canon U.S.A. Inc. announced a new addition to its line of compact photo printers: the SELPHY CP780.

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