Canon Multi Pass MP160 Series Setup DESIGN The Canon Multi Pass MP160 is quite compact, measuring 7.2 inches tall, 15 inches deep, and 17.5 inches wide and weighing approximately 7kg. It has a sleek and stylish frame with a simple control panel conveniently located in front, right below the flatbed scanner and copier. There is
Canon Image RUNNER 2220i Series Setup DESIGN Despite the understated appearance, the Canon IR-C2220i is a powerful machine with a 1.67GHz processor running on four Gigabytes of flash with additional two-Gigabyte memory and a 160GB hard disk drive. The base unit measures 565mm wide, 1117mm tall, and 680mm deep, and weighs 120Kg. The IR C2220i
Canon MultiPass MP390 Series Setup DESIGN The Canon MultiPass MP390 all-in-one printer leaves a small footprint, measuring only 17.9×21.5×11.3 inches. The MP390 printer uses 2 ink cartridges which hold black and tri-colour inks. Weighing only 15 pounds, the Canon MultiPass MP390 is easily moved around, ideal for those who store their devices after use. Direct
Canon Image RUNNER 1435i Series Setup DESIGN The Canon IR-1435i weighs 23.74kg and measures 457.3 x 545 x 457 mm. Its flatbed scanner comes with an automatic document feeder. It also has paper trays, a 500-sheet plain paper tray and a 100-sheet multi-purpose tray. The control panel in the middle of the unit comes with
Canon imageRUNNER 3235 Series Setup DESIGN Canon image RUNNER 3235 Measuring 901mm x 565mm x 700mm, this 82Kg machine may be large and heavy, yet it comes in an understated-looking design suitable for any professional environment. The main unit follows a conventional build with the flatbed scanner and duplexing ADF on top, while the standard
Canon imageRUNNER 3245 Series Setup DESIGN The Canon image RUNNER 3245 black and white office printer may not be the most compact all-in-one device in the market, but it still offers a manageable size, measuring only 35x22x27 inches. The multifunctional Canon IR3245 copier has an integrated ADF unit, several paper cassettes, and finishing options, though
