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Much like the new EOS-1D X, Canon’s Pixma Pro-1 is a brand new inkjet printer series aimed at the needs of professional photographers.

If you're willing to lock up the mirror, Canon's beastly new EOS 1D X DSLR can crank out 14 full-resolution images in just a single second. Impressive to be sure. But, there was another Canon camera that could match that frame rate and it debuted almost 30 years ago.

If you¹re looking for more pixels in Canon¹s newest flagship DSLR, avert your eyes from the EOS-1D X, due out in March 2012. With its full-frame sensor, the 1D X replaces both the 1Ds Mark III and the 1D Mark IV, eliminating the APS-H sized sensor from the Canon line. While it boasts only 18 million effective pixels, that fact doesn't bother us at all.

The S90 and its quick successor the S95 have carved out a nice little segment in the compact market. A fast lens and excellent low light performance packed into a subtle, tiny body made it a go-to pocket camera for plenty of advanced shooters. Canon has just released the updated version in the S100 and it looks like they're still on the right track.