The G1000, G2000, G2002 and G3000 offer print yields as high as 6,000 pages in black and white and 7,000 in colour.
The devices include individual, refillable tanks for black and colours, with prints costing as low as eight paise (equivalent to 10 prints per $/€ cent) for mono and 21 paise for colour (equivalent to three prints per $/€ cent), Indian Express reported.
Kazutada Kobayashi, President and CEO of Canon India, said: “We are honoured to host the global launch of the G series of PIXMA printers here in India today. Canon keeps customer experience at the center of all its innovation. So we are happy to give a firsthand experience to our Indian customers.”