![]() Text looked especially bad next to graphical elements, and colored graphics had a generally inconsistent, washed-out tone. ![]() The iP3000's text output looks identical to the iP4000's, which, while pretty good, loses points for feathering around the letters. The iP3000 costs $50 less than its big brother, but it's a bit slower and produces output that's even worse than the iffy iP4000's. Pixma, shorthand for pixel maximum, represents the latest spin on Canon's consumer marketing strategy, which the company states is "to make it easier to print out better photos." Alas, the iP3000 fails to live up to its billing, at least as far as the "better" part is concerned. The Pixma iP3000 is number two of four in Canon's Pixma line.
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