The biggest concern of many owners of inkjet printers is the ink cost.
Thats why a lot of them take a risk of entrusting print quality on third-party ink cartridges.
They are cheaper and can produce relatively good prints.
One of Canons strategies to get their customers use genuine ink is to make the Canon G3000.
Canon calls it a megatank printer because it uses ink tanks instead of ink cartridges.
Thanks to the speed, a 10.1615.24cm borderless photo can be printed out in approximately sixty seconds.
Thats because each tank, which has a transparent window, is facing front.
The reason is that the Canon G3000 has the capability to behave as an access point mode.
This advantage is not something that every printer has.
Thankfully, the Canon G3000 has been carefully designed so that any ink residue wont come out of it.
It has a dedicated system that keeps the ink inside the printer, but its not without a limit.
The printer is programmed to let users know when the ink absorber is almost at its capacity limit.
While the steps are easy to go through, they are not straightforward.
