Canon i-Sensys MF6530 Laser Printer has been introduced with its ultimate energy efficient printing technology and richness in it. Canon has made its entry into highly competitive market by launching this particular gadget. Separate print setting options are made available to make your printing process quick, agile and worth enough.

Product Features
Here all in one settings; print, copy and colour scan are made available. Printing is supported with facilities like 22 ppm/cpm speed to make your printing work easy with a resolution of 1200 x 600 dpi, 50-page Duplex Automatic Document Feeder and Optional network connectivity. Printing method used here is monochrome laser beam printing.

Digital copier is provided with a facility of Laser – monochrome Technology with a memory of 64 MB, maximum copying speed up to 22 ppm, maximum copying resolution up to 1200 x 600 dpi, maximum document enlargement of 200%, maximum document reduction of 50%, 99 Copies of produce at a time, Text, photo, text and photo Exposure Modes, 2 on 1 Copying Features and Automatic Duplexing.

On to scanning
The scanning features supported are optical resolution of 600 x 600 dpi, interpolated resolution of 9600 x 9600 dpi, grey scale depth of 8 bit, 24 bit colour depth, document & media handling, original type sheets with a capacity of 50 sheets.   

This Canon laser printer is supported with the media of Envelopes, plain paper with a maximum copy size of Legal (216 x 356 mm), standard media capacity of 600 sheets, maximum media capacity of 1100 sheets and bypass feeder capacity of 100 sheets.

On to connectivity and power consumption
Hi-Speed USB PC Connectivity is supported by this monochrome laser printer. MS Windows XP, MS Windows 2000, MS Windows ME, MS Windows 98, MS Windows Server 2003, MS Windows Vista are the supported operating system. Power consumption of the unit when in stand by mode is 20 Watt and in operational mode is 860 Watt. In sleep mode it is just 5 Watt and required voltage is AC 230 V (50/60Hz).

They are also featured with 8 sec First Copy Out Time in B/W, Toner Saver Mode, EPA Energy Star Compliant and 43 dBA when in (idle) and 66 dBA when in(operating)- sound emission. It is provided with a print quality Up to 1200 x 600 dpi with Automatic Image Refinement as well.

Customers maintain faith in branded gadgets like Canon i-Sensys MF6530 All-in-one Laser Printer because of its high definition powerful performance and clarity. This not the first time that they are coming with its electrifying performance, cutting edge technology were designed to add a whole new dimension to the UK people.

Etailers look to credit card firms in battle against fraud.

Online resellers have spoken of the need for unwavering vigilance in tackling card-not-present fraud (CNP) while appealing to credit card companies for more help.

Recent figures released by payment association Apacs found fraud cost the UK £301.7m during the first six months of 2008, a 14 per cent increase on last year. CNP fraud, which includes internet, phone and mail fraud, rose 18 per cent to £161.9m.

Apacs representative Mark Bowerman said: “We are never on a level playing field because the number of online shops is always increasing.”

Bowerman welcomed the recent announcement that the Metropolitan Police and the Home Office will pour £7m of funding into the Police Central E-crime Unit, which is set to open next year.

Barry Dodhia, marketing manager at VAR Hemini, claimed dealing with the problem of CNP fraud was incumbent on credit card firms.

“Online fraud hits us in the pocket,” said Dodhia. “The police have limited resources so credit card companies should bear the brunt of this. Their measures can be half-hearted and need to be more stringent.”
Reseller Printerland sells online, and managing director James Kight claimed more help from card issuers would be appreciated, but stressed the importance of his company’s own rigorous measures.

“We have very strict measures and do full credit checks which, rather than being an obstacle, customers actually like,” he said. “A lot of fraud follows similar patterns; it is all about awareness.”