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Canon Selphy cp740 photo printer

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Brand Canon 2008
Model Selphy cp740 photo printer
Released Year 2008
Type Printers
Series Selphy
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Canon Selphy CP740 is a compact dye-sublimation photo printer designed specifically for quick, high-quality photo prints. It utilizes Canon's dye-sublimation thermal transfer technology which allows vibrant color reproduction with a resolution of up to 300 x 300 dpi. The printer supports various media sizes including postcard and credit-card-sized prints, making it versatile for different photo printing needs. With its USB connectivity, it easily interfaces with computers and supports direct printing from digital cameras via PictBridge compatibility. The device features a small LCD screen for previewing images prior to printing and offers multiple print layout options. It is designed for portability and ease of use, with intuitive controls and fast printing speeds of approximately 47 seconds per photo.

Specifications

Product Line Canon Selphy
Input Type Colour
Memory Unknown
Maximum Resolution 300 x 300 DPI
Custom Bundle No
Colour Depth 16.8 Million Colours
Model Selphy CP740
Features Portable, Compact, Print direct from SD/MIcro SD, 2 in colour LCD Display, Red Eye, Red Eye Correction, Pict Bridge, Memory Card Slots
Black Print Speed 58sec/Print
Supported Paper Size A6 (105 x 148 mm)
UPC 0013803082371
Type Digital Photo Printer
Technology Inkjet
Output Type Color
Connectivity USB 2.0, PictBridge compatible
MPN 2094B001
Weight Approx. 860 grams
Depth 5in
Height 2.48in
Width 7.05in
Platform PC Products
Extend Printer Technology Inkjet
Data Link Protocol IEEE 802.11b
Direct Printing Capabilities Print Photos Without a PC
Color Print Speed Up to 58 Sec/Print
Memory Card Compatibility MultiMediaCard, Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO, Microdrive, MiniSD, SDHC, xD Picture Card, CompactFlash Type I, Secure Digital (Sd)
Computer Operating System Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows Vista, Apple Mac OS X 10.4, Apple Mac OS X 10.3
Form Factor Desktop
Networking Type Wireless Network Adapter
Media Type Photo Paper, Photo Stickers, Cards, Postal Card Paper
Max Resolution (Bw) 300x300DPI
Max Resolution (Color) 300x300DPI
Max Media Size 200x100mm
First Page Out Time 31 Seconds
Release Date July, 2007
Printer Type Dye Sublimation Photo Printer
Print Resolution 300 x 300 dpi
Print Speed Approximately 47 seconds per 4x6 inch photo
Media Sizes Supported Postcard (4x6 inches), L size (3.5 x 5 inches), card size (2.1 x 3.4 inches)
Display 1.8 inch color LCD screen
Dimensions 205 x 138 x 57 mm
Power Supply AC adapter or optional battery pack
Operating Systems Supported Windows and Mac OS
Included Software Canon Selphy CP printer driver and image adjustment utility
Consumables CP paper and ink cassette (combined)
Image Processing 16.8 million colors output
Special Features Direct print from memory card and camera, multiple print layouts, battery option for portability

Key Advantages

The Canon Selphy CP740 offers several advantages including its compact size, which makes it highly portable and suitable for on-the-go printing. Its dye-sublimation technology delivers smooth gradations and vibrant, durable prints resistant to water and fading. The printer supports direct printing from multiple sources, including memory cards and cameras, reducing the need for a PC. It provides fast printing times and multiple print layout options, enhancing user flexibility. The built-in LCD screen allows users to preview and crop images before printing, which improves user control over the final output. Energy consumption is low, making it suitable for various environments and saving operating costs.

Limitations

Despite its advantages, the Canon Selphy CP740 has some limitations. The print resolution is moderate compared to newer printers, which may affect detail sharpness. The output size is limited to smaller photo formats, restricting usage for larger prints. It uses proprietary ink and paper cartridges which may be costly and less widely available than standard consumables. There is no wireless connectivity, so printing requires USB or direct camera connection, limiting convenience in modern wireless environments. The device lacks advanced editing features and connectivity options found in newer models. Its relatively slow print speed might be less efficient for high-volume printing needs.

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