The Canon Selphy CP760 is an extremely popular photo printer. Since it began selling in May of 2008 it has built a reputation of consistency, quality, durability, and most of all, simplicity. Anyone from a child to a businessman to a grandparent can use it. This allows for business production as well as hours of fun, especially since you can bring this model anywhere and have the option of manually enhancing your photos. On top of that, this model also uses dye-sublimation technology, which greatly improves the quality of your prints. As far as portability goes, it’s only 7.9 x 3.3 x 5.6 inches. In addition, it weighs 2.1 lbs. Think you can handle that? How much does this all cost? Usually $131.98, which isn’t bad at all. But if you go to Amazon, you will see new units selling for a measly $78. That’s a serious bargain. I don’t know why Amazon does this, but who cares? Why not take advantage of it?
All of the features for the Canon Selphy CP760 are impressive, but what about convenience? You might have heard that you can use this portable photo printer anywhere. But perhaps you’re wondering how that’s possible. If that’s the case, the simple answers are about to be revealed.
The most common way of using the CP760 for printing is to plug in your camera’s USB cable and simply decide what photos you want to print. This is an extremely easy process. However, there are other options. Since this model is PictBridge-compatible, you will be able to print directly from your digital camera. And if you’d like to print from a digital camera or a camera phone, this is possible with the optional BU-30 Bluetooth interface.
If you combine portability with convenience and price, you come up with a portable photo printer that most models can’t compete with. In addition to everything listed above, the CP760 is also fast for a portable photo printer. It’s capable of printing a 4 x 6-inch photo in less than one minute.
Canon doesn’t seem to have missed out on anything when designing this model. You might want to consider taking advantage of it.
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