Canon to launch digital cameras with direct-print capability

Canon to launch digital cameras with direct-print capability

TOKYO, Japan - Canon Inc. said Oct. 9 it will introduce in Japan in late October new 3X optical zoom compact digital cameras with direct-print capability. The 4-megapixel PowerShot S40 (in handout photo) and the 3.2-megapixel PowerShot S30 can ''realize effortless photo-quality image printing,'' when connected via cable to the optional BJ F890PD printer, a company spokesman said. The PowerShot S40 is priced at 99,800 yen, the PowerShot S30 89,800 yen and the BJ F890PD 64,800 yen.

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