Dedicated photo printers like the Canon Selphy CP900 ($99.99 direct) have become something of a niche product. HP doesn't offer any, and Epson, which hasn't offered a new model since late 2009, says ...

At a recent Photowalk organised by the good folks at Canon, I tried the Canon EOS R10 and tested the functions of the new Canon Selphy CP1500. Despite the advancements in the smartphone with its zoom ...

In the past, taking photos on cameras, having them developed, and storing them in family albums were part of everyone's core life experiences. These days, because everyone has a smartphone in their ...

If you're looking for a dedicated small-format photo printer at a bargain-basement price, the Canon Selphy CP740 ($99.99 direct) is hard to beat. Designed to print photos on a variety of paper sizes ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The Canon CP900 was the first Selphy model with Wi-Fi.

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Canon today announced the new SELPHY CP800 Compact Photo Printer featuring a new tilt LCD screen in addition to a new Shuffle feature enhancing its ease-of-use and functionality. Following in the ...

Hillary K. Grigonis is a tech writer, photographer, and licensed drone pilot. With over a decade of experience geeking out over the latest tech, she's an expert in cameras, drones, computing, and ...

The Selphy CP1200 is a compact photo printer from Canon which is capable of printing up to postcard sized prints (6 x 4 inches). It is a wireless printer which means you can print directly from your ...

If you're looking for a dedicated small-format photo printer at a bargain-basement price, the Canon Selphy CP740 ($99.99 direct) is hard to beat. Designed to print photos on a variety of paper sizes ...

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