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Canon PIXMA iP1800

Inkjet, color, Various size pages, 4800 dpi, 20 pages/min, USB 2.0, Max Writing Speed Black: 20.0 pages/minute, Max Writing Speed Color: 16.0 pages/minute, Maximum Resolution: 4800.0 dpi, Loudness (printing): 43.0 dB, Duplex Printing: Yes (Optional)
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