Home | Stories | Reviews | TreoCast | Treo Store | Accessories | Software | Discussion at PreCentral.net | Mobile | About | Search   treocentral.com >> Products & Reviews >> Accessories Canon PIXMA iP90 Printer Thu Jan 26, 2006 - 10:21 PM EST - By Harv Laser Table of Contents OverviewTiny in size but vas...> Lots of controls. Al...Robust software bund...Look ma, no cables!Conclusion Lots of controls. All paper types. If you're on-the-go and low on ink the iP90 printer's "Ink Usage Control" setting lets you print about 1.5 times more pages without lowering print quality much. And, if you run out of black ink, just choose the "Use Composite Black" option and the iP90 continues to print black using a combo of color inks in the "Ink Usage Control" setting. These features are a handy safety net when you don't have extra ink on hand. The print head cradles both a black tank and a tri-color tank, and they can be replaced in tandem, or separately. The Windows driver (which has more features and controls than The Museum of Science and Industry) displays little graphics of how much ink is left in the tanks, but this is really just a guesstimate based on how many printouts you’ve done with which colors, not an actual fuel gauge. Changing these settings has to be done from the printer’s control panel on your computer, with a USB cable connection. You can’t change them from your Treo. But since this printer is so small, you’ll be using it with both machines anyway. Share it with other computers if you have a home network. The ip90 can use a dizzying array of paper types and sizes, photo papers, envelopes, labels, regular 8.5" x 11", perforated business cards, Avery label stock you name it. So you get the best of all worlds in that it’ll output anything from super-fast draft mode text to ultra high quality photos, and anything in between. Unless you need to go bigger than 8 _ x 11, this will likely become your main printer for just about any use you can think of. Next Page: Robust software bundle >>   User Opinions 100% 0% Read Opinions (2) Would you recommend Canon PIXMA iP90 Printer? Yes   No   Product Info yes 2 SELECT * FROM product_details WHERE product_id = '236' Details > Name Canon PIXMA iP90 Printer > Company Canon > Weight 4 lbs > Test unit SprintPCS Treo 650, Verizon Wireless Treo 700w, Compaq Presario XP laptop, Olympus C-7000 Zoom camera. > Fact Sheet & User Opinions Availability > Available Pricing > $229.99 Sponsored Links Canon PIXMA iP90 Printer from TreoCentral Store References Actions > Print this page > Cases Chargers Bluetooth Headsets Keyboards Memory Protectors Cradles Styli More Treo Accessories Smartphone Experts Spare Clip Lost or broke your belt clip? Just $4.95 BUY More Spare Clips Palm 1800mAh Battery for Treo 700p, 700w|wx, 650 Always stay powered Just $24.95 BUY More Batteries Palm Charger Kit for Centro, Treo The charger kit for the jet set crowd Just $9.95 BUY More Wall Chargers Seidio 2600mAh Extended Life Battery for Treo 700p, 700w|wx, 650 More power for your Treo! Just $42.95 BUY More Batteries SPE Leather Hardcase for Treo 755p, 750, 680 Sturdy and reliable Just $12.95 BUY More Hard Cases SGP kuel H10 Stylus Pen Just $12.99 BUY More Styli Samsung EHS60 3.5mm Stereo Headset Just $22.95 BUY More Stereo Headsets Samsung EHS63 3.5mm Stereo Headset Just $42.95 BUY More Stereo Headsets iBOLT ProDock Alumina Just $34.95 BUY More Car Mounts Qmadix Performance Mobile Earphones Just $26.95 BUY More Stereo Headsets OverBoard Waterproof Pro-Sport Arm Pack Just $31.95 BUY More Weather Resistant Cases OverBoard Waterproof Smart Phone Case Just $31.95 BUY More Weather Resistant Cases SGP kuel H12 Stylus Pen for HP TouchPad Just $19.95 BUY More Styli

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