Canon Pixma MG5320 First Review
The MG5320 is a wireless all-in-one which has print, scan, copy and features. It’s the update for the first photo printer in the lineup, the MG5220 that has been released last year.
The MG5320 has many features that complement its photo printing quality. Some include a maximum resolution of 9600 x 2400 dpi, the Pixma CloudLink software, PictBridge support, HD Movie Print and CD / DVD printing. Users can also access a large number of models of software for photo calendars, albums, stationery, memos, and many others.
The Canon PIXMA MG5320 is a shiny black exterior with silver accents on the Canon Pixma and logos, as well as a silver bar that separates from the rest of the scanner device. The all-around nice sleek design adds a stylish look with this AIO photos, but also attract dust and fingerprints easily. This generation characteristics of the control panel on the center of the lid rather than on the right side and a larger screen 3.0-inch LCD instead of 2.4 inches. The device is slightly smaller than the MG5220, to 14.5 “(W) x 17.8″ (D) x 6.6 “(H) and 18 pounds.
The paper feed tray folds out from the bottom and can fit a variety of formats, including 4 x 6, 5 x 7 8 x 10 inches, legal, letter, and U.S. # 10 envelopes. The supported media types include plain paper, high resolution, super glossy photo paper Pro Platinum, glossy photo paper, plus II, regular glossy photo paper plus semi-glossy, matte photo paper, and U.S. # 10 envelopes.
You can read the details about Canon Pixma MG5320 here.