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Wi-Fi connectivity.
WiFi connectivity, Low purchase price.
Prints, scans, copies, and faxes. Automatic document feeder. WiFi. Better-than-par output quality.
Well made and designed, High paper capacity, Inexpensive really, Ink is actually inexpensive, Quiet scanning
Excellent print quality; automatic document feeder; superior photo longevity
Color scans tend to be dark, Black ink is expensive
Color scans tend to be dark, Black ink is expensive
Relatively slow. Relatively high cost for monochrome pages. Low paper capacity. No duplexer or Ethernet connector.
Large in size, Not much in terms of features for printing, Small and limited LCD display
Non-backlit LCD; slow print speeds; higher-than-usual print costs; single color cartridge
By GadgetSpeak on October 22, 2010
This is a multi function unit (it has fax). It is almost all cream in colour apart from a black band and black vertical paper tray. As an All In One it would cost less, if anyone out there still uses fax either at home or in a small business write a...
By GadgetSpeak on October 02, 2010
Joining the merry-go-round of various printers and all-in-ones that have been incorporated into my computer set up if one of Canon’s new models....
By Macworld on June 25, 2010
The Pixma MX340 does everything needed of an MFP, at a bare-bones level and at a very low entry price. But if you do a lot of printing, you’ll be better off in the long run with a model whose inks are more affordable....
By SmartComputing on June 18, 2010
The printer is compatible with Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7, as well as Mac OS X. It uses only two ink cartridges, one for color and one for black-and-white, and includes fax...
By PrinterComparison on June 15, 2010
I really like the Canon Pixma line of printers because they are incredibly easy to set up and use, they offer useful features and the print quality is solid for both black and white text documents and color photos. The Canon PIXMA MX340 is no...
By PC Advisor on June 07, 2010
The Canon Pixma MX340 does everything needed of an MFP, at a bare-bones level - and at a very low entry price. But if you do a lot of printing, you'll be better off in the long run with a model whose inks are more affordable. Jon L Jacobi and...
By PCWorld on June 03, 2010
Speed and print quality are decent, but the pricey black ink limits this unit to low-volume home use....
By Pocket-lint on May 26, 2010
A cheap and well specified printer but one that just fails to set the standard due to average print quality Key specsBluetooth,...
By Expert Reviews on May 01, 2010
Canon's MX range of all-in-ones is aimed at the small and home business, as opposed to the MP range targeted at photo enthusiasts, so the Pixma MX340 includes an Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) and fax facilities, but no photo card readers or photo...
By itreviews.com on April 29, 2010
Small businesses looking for an affordable all-in-one printer which includes fax capability will be bowled over by the PIXMA MX340's versatility, Wi-Fi connection and speed of operation, although its ink usage is pricey and its colour quality...
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