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Canon fires off volley of new cameras

From printers to projectors, cameras to camcorders

Scott Snowden

Thu 22 Feb 2007 // 16:17 UTC

On the printer front, three new domestic PIXMA printers were announced, including the iP90v, the iP1800 and iP2500.

Canon's new Spring 2007 printers

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