Overall, it's like its own mini print shop. It also supports wireless printing from Google Cloud Print and Apple AirPrint, enabling you to print directly from your phone or tablet.
Even better, there’s an auto-duplex feeder on top so that you don't have to keep turning over pages for double-sided printing. It’s a multifunction device, able to scan, copy and fax. In addition to making cartridges a thing of the past, the Canon Pixma G4210 solves a lot of the common headaches of owning a printer. This makes the G4210 cost a little more up front (since it isn’t defrayed by expensive cartridges), but it’s considerably less expensive to operate over several years. Bottom Line: The Canon Pixma TS9520 is a wide-format printer that's rich in features and connectivity, and produces excellent output for low-volume homes and offices. The tanks have the added bonus of letting you see at a glance if you need to top things off before you start a big print job. Getting rid of the expensive and waste-generating cartridge system, Canon’s MegaTank lets you refill permanent ink reservoirs in the Pixma G4210 from bottles that cost far less than your average cartridge. While I'm loath to call any printer tech “exciting,” MegaTank technology is the most exciting thing to happen to printers in the past few years.
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