01-27-2008, 01:58 PM
For years they release printers with CD/DVD capabilities in other markets but they refuse to enable these features in the US market. I almost bought a printer in Europe, but the hassle of carrying it on a plane and dealing with US customs and voltage conversion turned me off. And no, I will not use an Epson or HP for this purpose. Maybe a Kodak one day.
Now Canon just release two new printers, one that seems like a breakthrough in terms of quality. The PIXMA MX7600 uses a special coating to print high-quality images on plain paper. And the PIXMA MX850 seems loaded with tons of features such as "Auto duplex scan and copy, high speed 35 page Auto Document Feeder (ADF) Auto duplex print/copy, 2 way paper feeding and CD/DVD print", but I check Canon USA web page and no mention of CD/DVD print, I think again this feature is available on the European market but it is disabled in the US.
Come on Canon, pay the damn license fee and give us what we want.
Now Canon just release two new printers, one that seems like a breakthrough in terms of quality. The PIXMA MX7600 uses a special coating to print high-quality images on plain paper. And the PIXMA MX850 seems loaded with tons of features such as "Auto duplex scan and copy, high speed 35 page Auto Document Feeder (ADF) Auto duplex print/copy, 2 way paper feeding and CD/DVD print", but I check Canon USA web page and no mention of CD/DVD print, I think again this feature is available on the European market but it is disabled in the US.
Come on Canon, pay the damn license fee and give us what we want.