Canon Pixma MP960 All-In-One Office Printer

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Key Features & Benefits:

	Precision 1-picoliter ink nozzles
		7-color ink system for high-resolution photos of up to 9600 x 2400 dpi

	Automatic document feeder
		Holds up to 35 originals to scan, copy or fax

	Scan capability
		4800-dpi resolution with 48-bit color depth

	Fax capability
		Stores 100 speed-dial codes and can hold up to 250 incoming pages in its memory

	Memory card slot and color LCD
		Preview photos and print them directly from a card without using a computer

	PictBridge capability
		Just capture an image with a PictBridge-ready digital camera or DV camcorder, then connect and print

	High-speed USB 2.0 connection

Key Features & Benefits:

HP vs17x 17" LCD flat panel monitor

This bright, crisp display allows you to view your media with comfort and ease

2.4GHz AMD

Canon 7.1 MP PowerShot SD550 ELPH Digital Camera & CP510 4x6 Photo Printer Bundle


Key Features & Benefits:

	7.1 MP resolution
		Gives you as much fine detail as 35mm film. Make beautiful prints of 11x14 and under; allows extensive cropping (selecting) of an area of your photo for enlargement with no loss in quality

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