PRODUCT REVIEW: Canon Pixma MG8120 performs well, looks great Jon L. Jacobi and Melissa Riofrio, PC World
The shiny, black Canon Pixma MG8120 color inkjet multifunction printer (which performs printing, copying, and scanning), is nothing if not cool-looking--the control panel integrated into the top lid is a must see. But it also produces smooth text output at decent speeds, and its replacement ink costs are reasonable. Alas, up-front cost of the eye candy is far from negligible: The MG8120 retails for a whopping $300 as of September 27, 2010.
The Pixma MG8120's most unusual feature is the 3.5-inch, tiltable color LCD with touch-sensitive controls integrated seamlessly into the top lid. The controls light up when they're needed and disappear when they're not. The layout closely resembles Canon's regular control-panel design, including the three buttons for selecting choices shown on the display. We found them awkward to use in conjunction with the more traditional navigation/selection buttons (which are always lit).
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