If you need a device that can fax, copy, scan, and print and on budget, the Canon Pixma MX330 will be a great choice. At $110, this all-in-one boosts productivity by adding an automatic document feeder and a full color 1.80-inch LCD.
The design of the Pixma MX330 is very impressive and modern.
The bright 1.8-inch LCD screen sits prominently in the middle of the control panel, And this is one of the cheapest version that has a lcd panel.
The automatic document feeder can only handle up to 30 pages at a time, so the majority of your blank media goes through the rear input tray that holds 100 pages, and a plastic guide folds out of the rear tray to cajole larger media. Output, on the other hand, is a much more simplified process: all outbound prints just pop out of the front drawer onto an angled lip that folds out of the main body.
The top of the printer lifts open to reveal the standard 8.5-inch-by-11-inch scanner bay, but you can also pop that open and access the two ink cartridge bay below. To keep costs low, the MX330 only uses two ink cartridges: one for black and one for tricolors. While we prefer five or sometimes even six separate ink cartridge tanks to cut down on the cost of consumables, it makes sense a printer at this conservative retail price only has two ink tanks. If you plan to use your printer for more snapshot photo prints or graphical documents, a printer with separate ink cartridge bays will prove more economical.