It uses the Canon TONER T12 series — separate Black, Cyan, Magenta and Yellow cartridges, rated at 7,400 pages (Black) and 5,300 pages each (Cyan/Magenta/Yellow), based on ISO/IEC 19798.

imageRUNNER (and imageRUNNER ADVANCE) is Canon's long-running line of office multifunction devices, spanning compact A4 machines through to high-volume production-style copiers. imageFORCE is Canon's newer platform, built to succeed select imageRUNNER models with an updated technology base — stronger built-in security, a refreshed hardware and firmware architecture, and a more modern touchscreen interface — while keeping the same core print, copy, scan and send functionality. It isn't a different category of device; it's the next generation of the imageRUNNER experience for the models it replaces.

ppm (pages per minute) counts finished output pages, and is used for print and copy speed. ipm (images per minute) counts each scanned image — including both sides of a duplex page separately — and is used for scan speed. So a double-sided document scanned at 100 ipm produces 50 physical pages per minute, since each side is one image. That's why scan speed is quoted in ipm rather than ppm.

No — this base imageFORCE C1333 model covers Print, Copy, Scan and Send only. The imageFORCE C1333F in the same series adds fax and Internet Fax (iFAX) via an optional Super G3 FAX or IP Fax module.