CES 2010 Video – Hands-On with the Canon PIXMA MX340 Printer

By DT Staff Published February 21, 2018

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Canon unveiled three of its wireless all-in-one printers, the PIXMA MX870, MX350 and MX340, at CES this past week. We got a sneak peek at the MX340 which feature an Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) and wireless connectivity for only $99. A pretty good deal if you ask us. This affordable printer would be handy at home or great for any small business.

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