Canon has updated their Easy-PhotoPrint software with an iPhone interface. This iPhone app allows the user to find wireless PIXMA printers, select paper sizes, print borderless photos, and even select from the photos of your iPhone or iPod touch. Right now, this service is limited to Canon’s MP990, MP640, and MP560 printers, and it is available now for free at the iTunes Store.

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The Canon PowerShot SX10 IS, is a great camera that will do wonders for your abilities to take photographs. This is because the IS at the end of the name stands for image stabilization. It is also a camera that has a lot of great features and allow s for professional quality photographs.

The camera has great 10x digital zoom as well as a built in flash that will aid in picture taking. The camera has 10 megapixels and is able to take shots at night and during the day. It is great for doing all kinds of shots at any time.

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I maintain that to make more profit, it’s best to make products surrounding another particular one. That way, people would begin to see these products as 2-in-1 and hence, would get them both. This is what Canon did with the new Canon DW-100 portable DVD burner. Presented in this year’s CES Convention, Canon DW-100 was designed to be compatible with Canon camcorders. It has the functionality to burn videos from Canon camcorders not only in standard DVD format but also in AVCHD DVD format. Connectivity from camcorder to burner is through USB and the device is operated using three buttons: power, record and eject. If you got a Canon VIXIA HF100, VIXIA HG10 or VIXIA HF10 camcorder, you can connect the DVD burner to an HDTV is use it as a player. It will sell for USD$269 starting late April of 2008. For all its features (which is quite scant although useful), I must say, the first thing I noticed was its appearance — the Canon DW-100 looks smashing.

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Canon unleashed two new models in its amateur-to-hobby-photographer PowerShot “A” series of digital cameras. The PowerShot A720 IS is an 8 megapixel digital camera while the PowerShot A650 IS offers a whopping 12.1 megapixel resolution, the highest yet in the A series. Having used the PowerShot A75 extensively, I am quite fond of these cameras. Easy to use, and great quality imaging are trademarks. Featuring the new DIGIC III image processor, both cameras offer faster start-up, faster autofocus and quicker shutter response times. Image quality is improved, while power consumption has been reduced - allowing the camera to extend battery life.

PowerShot A720 IS
The PowerShot A720 IS features Canon’s OIS - Optical Image Stabilization - technology for sharp and clear images and avoids blurring due to camera shake. The A720 can also capture VGA-resolution movies. With several scene modes and the usual simple control layout.

PowerShot A650 IS
The A650 IS offers 12.1 megapixel resolution and 6x optical zoom - taking it to the next level for hobby photographers. With 21 shooting modes and a 2.5″ preview LCD, the A650 offers an ergonomic grip. Put it in Canon’s WP-DC18 waterproof case and you can shoot images at depths up to 130 feet. Great for your next trip to the Ras Mohamed National Park.

Both cameras support SD-HC (high capacity SD) memory cards as well as MMC. With the new Genuine Face Detection technology, the camera can detect up to nine forward-looking human faces in a screen.

The PowerShot A720 IS carries a price tag of US $249.99, while the PowerShot A650 IS is priced at US $399.99. Both run on two AA batteries.

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Canon unveiled its latest hard disk drive based camcorder, the new Canon HG10 AVCHD Camcorder. Capable of recording up to 15 hours of high definition videos, the HG10 comes with a bundle of features including Genuine Canon 10x HD Video lens, Full HD CMOS image sensor and the proprietary Digic DV II Image Processor.

Housed in a compact casing the AVCHD HG10 camcorder is equipped with a 40GB hard drive. It captures images at 1920×1080 resolution. One of the things that set apart this camcorder from others is the Instant AF system which improves on conventional autofocus speed and accuracy. To top it all, the camcorder has a special 24p Cinema Mode that gives all your videos the look and feel of film (true 24 frames per second with progressive scanning).

The camcorder can also take still photos at 3.1 megapixel resolution and save them on a miniSD card. A Photo Grab function on the HG10 allows you to grab 2.0 megapixel stills from your video footage during playback. Canon has equipped the HG10 HD camcorder with a new Navigation Control Dial on the LCD panel for easy menu navigation.

The camcorder boasts a bright 2.7″ widescreen vivid LCD that can be viewed from a wide angle. Or plug it in to your HDTV thanks to its included HDMI terminal.

Priced at US $1,299, the Canon HG10 HD Camcorder will be out in October 2007.

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