Canon PIXMA MP180, Inkjet, Color printing, 4800 x 1200 DPI, Color copying, A4, Direct printing Canon PIXMA MP180. Print technology: Inkjet, Printing: Color printing, Maximum resolution: 4800 x 1200 DPI, Print speed (color, normal quality, A4/US Letter): 9 ppm. Copying: Color copying. Scanning: Color scanning, Optical scanning resolution: 1200 x 2400 DPI. Maximum ISO A-series paper size: A4. Direct printing Take one look at the sleek (but small) Canon Pixma MP180, and its pretty obvious this unit isnt a heavy-duty, high-powered inkjet multifunction device. The Pixma MP180 does not even include a fax function. However, for those who can live without fax ... Low price, good photo printing, small unit, memory card slots No fax function, no paper tray, sometimes suffers from paper jams, no LCD for previewing photos Take one look at the sleek (but small) Canon Pixma MP180, and its pretty obvious this unit isnt a heavy-duty, high-powered inkjet multifunction device. The Pixma MP180 does not even include a fax function. However, for those who can live without fax... https://www.cnet.com/reviews/canon-pixma-mp100-review/ Good: Inexpensive; excellent prints; PictBridge port; media card reader; relatively cheap printing costs; photo index-sheet capability; two-line LCD for navigating the menu. Bad: Subpar scanning. Bottomline: The Canon Pixma MP180 all-in-one printer costs only $10 more than the entry-level MP160 and offers many more features. Skip the MP160 and go for the MP180. Inexpensive; excellent prints; PictBridge port; media card reader; relatively cheap printing costs; photo index-sheet capability; two-line LCD for navigating the menu. Subpar scanning. The Canon Pixma MP180 all-in-one printer costs only $10 more than the entry-level MP160 and offers many more features. Skip the MP160 and go for the MP180.