Product Description

Enhance productivity for everyone with an HP Officejet 7310. Built-in networking enables multi-user sharing—share print, scan, and memory card access. ... Read more

Features

• Connectivity: Ethernet
• Connectivity: USB
• Resolution: 4800 x 1200 dpi (Color)
• Print Method: Thermal Inkjet
• Print Speed: Up to 20 PPM (Color)

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The DeskJet 9680 from HP is a high-quality, wide-format inkjet printer perfect for a wide variety of professional and business applications. The 9680 utilizes HP's thermal inkjet technology, a PhotoREt IV 6-ink printing system, and specially formulated inks to provide bright, true-to-life colors at optimized resolutions as high as 4,800 x 1,200 dpi, while resolutions for monochrome prints are as high as 1,200 x 1,200 dpi.

The 9680 connects via either its USB or parallel ports, has a 150-sheet input capacity, 75-sheet output capacity, and accepts up to 15 envelopes. A wide variety of originals are accepted, including paper (plain, inkjet, photo), envelopes, transparencies, labels, cards (index, greeting), iron-on transfers, banner paper, standard sizes including letter, legal, executive, statement, A2 envelope, No. 10 envelope, Monarch envelope, letter banner, and tabloid banner. Custom sizes range from 3.54 by 5.75 to 13 by 50 inches.

Print speeds are as fast as 20 pages per minute black and 15 pages per minute color in draft mode, while best quality modes clock in around 2 pages per minute black and 1.5 pages per minute color. Perfect for heavy use environments, the 9680 has a 5,000-page recommended monthly duty cycle, while the 16 MB internal memory, 96 MHz processing speed, and HP smart printing technology help the printer to optimize print quality and performance. Compatible with both Mac and PC, the 9680 also comes backed with a one-year limited warranty.

What's in the Box
HP DeskJet 9680 printer, 3 print cartridges, user documentation, paper sample pack, power cord, driver CD, PostScript RIP CD; printer cables not included ... Read more

Features

• Parallel and USB ports, PC and Mac compatible
• Up to 1,200 x 1,200 dpi black, 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi color
• Up to 20 ppm black, 15 ppm color
• Media sizes from 4-by-6-inch postcards to 13-by-19-inch posters
• Supports 6-ink color; includes PostScript RIP software

Reviews (1)

I'm satisfied.
I read some negative reviews about this printer's cousin; the 9650. (The 9680 is the same printer as the 9650 but includes Postscript RIP software.) I bought it anyway because I figured the people complaining about it probably didn't understand how to set it up or how to use it. Also because I have been extremely impressed with hp printers. I own a 5550 that has given me excellent service. I have used 4 Epsons in my career including the 3000 and 1520 and they were all a finicky pain in the [...]. I'm very pleased with the 9680. The color matches the screen about as well as one can expect. I'm surprised at the speed - despite the fact that I always print in "Normal" mode. My only disappointment is that I can only print color separations from Quark but you get what you pay for and that is a software matter anyway. There have been problems printing envelopes but my 5550 takes care of that. ... Read more

Product Description

Get your CD and DVD collections organized with the Casio CD/DVD Label Printer. Design your own labels simply by selecting options that suit the CD type and your needs. Import your own graphics onto the discs and use the font capabilities of your PC. An onscreen preview image, with 200-dpi resolution, shows you exactly how the label will look. Package includes an AC adapter, USB cable, black ink ribbon cassette, practice CD-R, CD-R alignment guide and software on a CD-ROM. Red, blue and silver ink ribbons sold separately. Compatible with Windows 98, 98SE, Me, 2000 or XP. Requires 32MB RAM+, 100MB+ hard drive space and CD-ROM drive. Prints by thermal transfer. Made in USA. ... Read more

Features

• Up to 9.0 mm/second print speed
• 4 colors for professional look
• Thermal transfer print system
• Supports all PC fonts
• 200 dpi print resolution

Reviews (20)

Does what it is suppose to do.
I had it for a week ($50 after rebate at J&R)
Printed about 30 disc so far.
You will not get good result if the disc have logos on the
part you plan to print.
The Memorex I use have lines where you
suppose to use your marker.
I try to line up the text I print with the CW-50 so
it does not print on these faint lines.

I use NINA or MV Boli Font with Bold at as big size as possible.
You can type in any number and not just the 48 or 72 points
It comes out pretty good, the low 200dpi does show up a little.

The 8x TDK DVDRs are just perfect for this printer.

Good Printing Job.... but... Lots of wasted ribbon
The printer performs great. My only complaint is that the software advances the ribbon several times before and after the printing, leaving two inch gaps of unused pritner ribbon in each cartridge. If this were corrected, the printer could squeeze out about 14 more dics per ribbon cartridge. I was surprised how fast the cartridge was used up... so when I pulled out the used cartridge, I noticed all of the unused portions of the ribbon. Since each cartridge costs $7-$10 each, this can get quite expensive.

Nice printing, lame software
It prints nicely assuming your CD/DVD has a smooth surface.It is relatively quiet and the text won't flake off...

However, the software is lame.It's hard to make anything look good...no pre-installed templates, no real way to create a nice template in Photoshop or the like and import it.

For a basic print job, not a bad CD printer.

Didn't Like at all!
Your CD's must have a smooth surface in order to print properly.If there are any ridges, bumps, lines, or lables on the CD it will not print properly at all.The box doesn't mention anything about the surface requirements.

If you plan on printin on the top and bottom of the CD you must print on the top, then the drawer will open, and you have to rotate the CD and try to align it properly to print the bottom.

When you do get it to print right the quality is marginal at best.Graphics are out of the question.They are horrible!

I would not recomend this item at all!

Worth the money
I recently purchased this printer and I can honestly say that it is worth the money.

I would not advice you to print this on any of those 'pre-textured' cds because the printer will not print over it. The manufacturer states that you need clear discs. ( I am using the silver-silver discs from RIDATA and they work and look great! )

Save yourself the hassle of ruining discs with labels that peel off due to different temperatures and such things and go with this nifty little printer. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The Lexmark P6250 All-in-One lets you quickly print, scan, and copy documents, and even print photos directly from your digital camera's memory card. Print speeds reach up to 22 ppm in black-and-white with an optional black print cartridge, while everyday color prints can be achieved at a very respectable 15 ppm. The P6250 also features fast 15 cpm black-and-white copying, 9 cpm for color, plus 48-bit color flatbed scanning at up to 1,200 x 2,400 optical dpi. The included software lets you touch-up photos and e-mail them to friends and family in a flash.

Print photos with or without a computer--simply insert your card into the front mounted slot and preview images on the convenient 2.5-inch LCD. When not in use, the P6250 has a flip-up dust cover to prevent dust and debris from fouling the card slots. Another option for photo printing is to simply connect your camera directly to the P6250 via the USB 2.0 port. Either way, the P6250 produces quality photo prints with little wait time, with or without borders.

Additional features include step-by-step animated prompts on the preview screen, including an alert to replace an ink cartridge. The P6250 supports an optional Lexmark N4000e for Ethernet 10/100Base TX for network printing.

What's in the Box
P6250 All-in-One, power supply and cable, USB cable, CD-ROM (drivers and utilities), setup sheet, User's Guide, photo print cartridge, color print cartridge; black cartridge not included ... Read more

Features

• Accepts popular memory cards for direct photo printing
• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi color resolution, 2,400 x 1,200 dpi black-and-white
• Up to 22 ppm black print speed with optional cartridge, 15 ppm color
• 1,200 x 2,400 dpi optical scan resolution, 48-bit color
• 2.5-inch LCD preview with animated prompts

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Lightweight design and wireless connectivity allow you to take the HP 350c DeskJet printer anywhere you go. Weighing in at just over 4 pounds, the compact 350c is fully portable and its rugged design is made for travel. Use the optional infra-red adapter for convenient wireless printing or the built-in USB port for quick and easy connection to both Mac and PC systems. The 350c operates on a fast, built-in recharging NiMH battery.

In addition, the 350c provides desktop-quality printing at 5 pages per minute (2 ppm color). It handles several different paper types and sizes including transparencies, labels and legal paper. It produces professional quality documents at 600 x 600 dpi and crisp color at 600 x 300 dpi. Using HP's SmartFocus, the 350c sharpens your low-resolution internet images automatically.

The Hewlett Packard 350c includes an external power adapter, 30-page portable sheet feeder, AC cord set, printer driver, ink cartridges and reference guides. ... Read more

Features

• 1-year warranty
• Print professional-quality documents wherever you are
• Rugged, durable design will hold up to the demands of travel
• Prints black text at 5 ppm and color at 2 ppm
• Includes 30-page portable sheet feeder

Reviews (2)

Not Road Ready
If you travel by plane, this is not the printer you want. After 4 - 5 trips in a well packed piece of checked luggage, the sheet feeder mechanism will not feed paper. The printer still prints fine, but you must manually feed one sheet at a time. After several HP warranty exchanges, all printers ended in this same condition.
I love HP products -- but this one is a real dog!

Designed for portability??????
I bought this printer with the intention of using it when traveling via plane, train or automobiles, what a concept eh?

The darn thing does not come with a battery!!!!!!!! You have to order it seperately. What idiotic marketing genius thought of this configuration plan?

One other thing is that you must have a flat surface for the paper to land on when it is ejected. I have had it on a car seat and the ejected paper landed on the floor, ink side down of course, and smeared. A catcher of some sort would be very helpful.

Also, be prepared to change cartridges from color to b/w often. A true pain, (or waste VERY expensive color cartridges for basic correspondence). ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

The Epson Stylus 880 has more going for it that its curvaceous lines; this sleek printer also delivers vibrant colors and crisp black with 2,800 x 720 dpi resolution in quick-drying, smudge-proof inks. This compact Epson printer incorporates MicroPiezo ink-jet technology and AcuPhoto halftones, along with a small footprint and quiet operation. It's ideally suited for use in a home or small office.

Like most printers in this class, the Epson 880 sets up in a couple of trouble-free minutes. The color- and black-ink cartridges snap in easily with virtually no risk of mess or error. A fold-out guide helps you follow the detailed setup steps; you also can review the printer-basics section in Epson's user's guide or view the electronic manual if you have any questions.

In our tests, while printing an assortment of images on some of the included specialty papers, the 880 produced admirable results, with print speeds up to 12 ppm in black and 9 ppm for color and graphics. Photo prints initially didn't fare as well, so we used the photo-enhancement setting to improve brightness and contrast.

You can expect 600 to 900 pages of black printing (fewer than 300 for color) before replacing the ink cartridges. An onscreen, low-ink-detection display tracks how much ink you have left during printing. A 100-sheet input tray accepts a wide range of standard papers, envelopes, and other media, including labels, photo paper, and card stock. The paper tray has a convenient slide-out extension for legal-size paper, with a 30-page capacity. The 880's small footprint and quiet operation make it ideal for small spaces.

The printer comes with software for most Windows or Macintosh systems and for USB connectivity, and is backed by a one-year warranty. --David Greenberger

Pros:

• Easy to set up and use
• Quick-drying, high-quality inks
• Automatic low-ink detection

Cons:

• Small, 30-sheet output tray
• Low print volume from color-ink cartridge

Features

• 1-year warranty
• 2,880 x 720 dpi printing
• Prints black text at up to 12 ppm, color at 9 ppm
• Quiet print engine
• Built-in USB and parallel connectivity

Reviews (33)

Wow! 50,000 sheets and still printing
I just went through another ream and looked back at my records and noticed that this printer has printed a minimum of 50,000 sheets of paper. It still works perfectly. If you can get your hands on this printer, I would definately recommend it.
As a Realtor, photographer, and student, I am constantly printing pages that need to be high quality, but also need to be printed quickly. That is the problem that I have found with many printers that I run into: they are either fast and low quality or slow and high quality. This printer is both fast and has high quality output. Not only that, but the ink for this printer is amazingly inexpensive through third party inks. I use inksell to buy mine, but I'm sure others work well too.

Paper feed problems
When I bought my printer I was excited to get it home and start prining pictures and documents. My excitement soon faded, the paper feed is unreliable. Any time I start my printer it never feeds the first sheet, I have to coax the paper for a couple of minutes before it feeds.
I have also been having problems with the color, when printing pictures the color does not match what is on the computer. To verify that it is a problem with this printer I have taken the same picture to other printers and made far higher quality pictures. I guess now I am so frustrated I am looking for a new printer and Epson will be on the bottom of my list.

Wonderful printer
This printer is awesome!It prints text and photos very quickly.The ink has a very long life, which is good because it is really expensive!The printer is small and light weight and aesthetically pleasing.I got this printer three years ago and it still works great today.

Epson 880 - Very Good Quality AND Quiet.
I've been using this printer for a couple of years (Mac OS9 & OSX). It is very quiet. I rarely have any nozzle problems even after not using it for weeks. The print quality can be exceptional if you use the right paper. I've never had a paper jam. I recommend this printer.

Cheap Ink Makes This Printer My Favorite
I have had my 880 for just over 3 years.I have printed well over 25,000 sheets of paper (many full color).My whole family is so jealous of my printer, not because the print quality is any better than the new-fangled ones, but because the ink is so much cheaper.This Printer was made before Epson started putting those microchips the cartridges to make it more difficult to use after-market inks.So I get my ink for under $10 a cartridge from inksell: ....... Anyway, I just want to let everybody know that if you could get your hands on this printer, for almost any price, it will be well worth it in the long run. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Looking for a convenient way to bring those digital photos to life on paper? The HP PhotoSmart 130 color inkjet printer offers impressive borderless 4-by-6-inch photos with up to 4,800 x 1,200 optimized color dpi. Using the printer's available card slots, you can print directly from your digital camera's CompactFlash, SmartMedia, Sony Memory Stick, Secure Digital, or MultiMediaCard memory media without having to first load images onto your system.

HP's specially developed inks and photo papers create intense colors that are nearly fade-proof, and they supply a range of finishes and sizes. The built-in paper feeder can process sheets up to 4 by 6 inches, the total number of sheets depending on their thickness.

The included software bundle allows you to organize and file images in a variety of ways--you can even create custom slide shows. The USB-equipped PhotoSmart 130 is easily transportable, measuring only 8.8 by 7.9 by 4.9 inches and weighing less than three pounds. Compatible with either PC or Macintosh, all drivers, power cords, and ink cartridges are included right in the box. Hewlett-Packard provides a one-year warranty that covers parts and service. ... Read more

Features

• Direct-photo printing from CompactFlash, SmartMedia, Sony Memory Stick, Secure Digital, and MultiMedia
• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 optimized color dpi on HP Premium Photo papers
• Prints a borderless 4-by-6-inch photo in less than 3 minutes
• Small and lightweight for easy transportability
• HP Memories disc-creator software for albums and slide shows

Reviews (19)

really good printer
i got this printer to start a photo studio in my house, and i live out of te city and all the people i took a picture, are happy whit it. i am workin whit this printer so, i tink is one of the best i have. also have lexmark 6170 all in one and works great too. the ink last me a lot. have more than 100 shots and still almost at half. i sold all the pict. and share whit some family , all are in love whit this printer. another thing. i dont use glossy paper. starting using ferrania profesional satin is the best paper for photos. try ferrania and youll remember me.

Great for novices and travellers
The printer is highly suitable for non-PC environments and for those on the go. The HP Photosmart 130's affordable price, support for the main digicam storage media, "no-brainer" operation and quality output also make it a good buy for novice and intermediate digital camera users who are looking for a photo printer.

Pros: Portable, no PC required, quality output.
Cons: Printing costs can get expensive, takes 2.5 minutes to produce a 4R print.

Good Printer for the Price
Considering that this is an older model from HP (HP discontinued this model and suggest to buy Photosmart 145 as an alternative), this is a good printer. It does pretty well what it promises to do - print quality 4x6 photos. The printer is easy to set up and easy to use. It accepts different types of digital memory cards and is pretty fast in printing - less than 30 seconds to print one photo. The quality of the prints is as good as regular camera prints - your friends wouldn't tell the difference unless you tell them. The one inconvenience with this printer is the non-availability of print preview facility on the printer - you have to note down the serial number of the image (by viewing on the camera) before inserting the digital memory card into the printer. Overall, this is a good printer for the price you get it.

new to photo's
I was never one to get into photography but with the gift of a sony digital and this HP130I am in buisness. I take a whole bunch of photos and when I get the one I like I give copies to the folks I think will appreciate it.No waste of money to develope just to see if I got a good Picture....The people around me especialy like my picture of "grumpy" from disneyland last march...they say he is my patron saint...

the best little photo printer for your money
The hp photosmart 130 has the quality of a photoshop. I got it for 150 dollars thinking what the heck. But when I tried it out it was more like wow, this thing is tight. It prints fast, crisp, clean pictures off your memory card. It's very simple. You stick your card in the correct slot, and the printer will read the images. The only bad thing is that the pictures are numbered by the order that they are on the memory card. So you have to know that. BUT, there is an alteritive. You can select a range of pictures that you think the picture might be in, ex:(1-27) and then it will print out little thumbnails of those pictures with a number under it. Then from that you can decide the picture number you want to print. BUT, it is sometimes hard to determin what picture it is that you want because it is so small.

PROS-
-Inexpensive Ink
-Great Price
-Easy to use
-Quality
-Quikness
-Sturdyness
-size

Cons-
-thumbnails are often too small ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

A color inkjet printer from Lexmark, the P915 combines a high-quality output with support for PictBridge-enabled digital cameras and a wide variety of memory cards, providing you with the flexibility that you require. With a high 4,800 x 1,200 dpi maximum resolution and six-color inkjet printing, you can create accurate, sharp, professional-looking photos from the comfort of your own home. A wide variety of paper types are accepted, including plain paper, photo paper, transparencies, index cards, and envelopes, as well as custom sizes up to 8.5 by 17 inches. With print speeds as fast as 22 ppm for black and up to 15 ppm for color (draft mode), you won't be left waiting, while a 3,000-page per month duty cycle ensures your printer's reliability even in the busiest of households.

The P915 connects to your computer via its easy-to-use USB 2.0 interface, and an optional Ethernet network port provides expandability by allowing you to print from any computer on your network. Printing without a computer is just as easy, with PictBridge digital camera support and compatibility with a variety of memory cards, including CompactFlash Type I & II, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, Memory Stick Duo with adapter, Multi Media, Secure Digital, SmartMedia, Microdrive, and xD.

The P915's software package includes Lexmark Image Studio and Lexmark Print Center, helping you to achieve the best print results possible. Compatible with both PC and Mac operating platforms, the P915 comes backed with a one-year limited warranty.

What's in the Box
Printer, power supply, setup sheet, color print cartridge, photo print cartridge, user's guide software CD, USB cable ... Read more

Features

• USB 2.0 interface, cable included; optional Ethernet; PC and Mac compatible
• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi color resolution, 2,400 x 1,200 dpi black
• Up to 15 ppm color print speed, 22 ppm black
• Slots for CompactFlash, Memory Stick, SmartMedia, and other popular cards
• Supports PictBridge-enabled digital cameras

Reviews (1)

Love it!!!
I went from Epson to Lexmark. I got this printer this past week from (...) it was (...) and I love it.I would recomment this to anyone and everyone.Works on both Mac OSX and Windows. A must have and it's so east to put my dig cam memory stick right in the slots.... ... Read more

Product Description

A perfect companion to your digital camera; a great photo printer for the whole family. The EPSON Stylus Photo 825 is ideal for digital camera owners who want amazing photo printing results, along with standard text printing. With the printer's built-in card slot, you don't have to use your computer to print that special photo. Create borderless prints and enlargements on 4" x 6", 5" x 7", 8" x 10" and letter-size pre-cut papers, stickers and banners. Right from the printer, your images are ready to frame, place in your album, or give to family and friends. The innovative control panel allows you to view your print settings at a glance, and an optional color preview monitor is available for easy review and selection of images. You can even print borderless 4" x 6" prints from a roll - it's like having your own digital mini lab at home. ... Read more

Features

• Convenient photo printing, with or without a computer
• Superior 6-color Photo Ink system
• 5,760 x 720 optimized dpi resolution
• Supports PRINT Image Matching II technology
• USB interface; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (42)

Disappointment -
I expected that Epson printer would be more economical than an HP (which I have owned 3 over the years).Everyone claims that the cartridges are far cheaper than HP.However, I have to change them 3 times more than when I had an HP!So, yes it is slightly cheaper, but not in the long run.And to make it worse, you have to always "clean" the heads everytime!This is ridiculous - and a waste of time that I do not have.HP - I'm coming back!

Easily the worst printer I've ever owned
The print quality was poor for text and nominally acceptable for graphics.I have to "clean the print heads" before every print-out to prevent vertical line streaking.

epson smepsun
This is the second epson I have owed. One thing I can tell you about this brand is they are LOUD, put on some headphones when you are printing things out, oh and the desk better be secure because they rock back and forth, I though mine was going to walk off the table! The print, its ok but also expect the paper to jam a lot on thicker card stock. Oh and make sure you order some head cleaner from www.maxpatch.com. The heads constantly get dirty and they sell a fluid that will clean them. with HP or Lexmark every time you buy a new cartridge you get a new head, not so with epson. When I am making greating cards, mine likes to leave nice black track marks. I have cleaned the rollers and it still does it, guess its a gift from epson. If you want a good printer buy HP or Lexmark, yes you pay more for ink, but the photo quality prints are just as good and they are super quite. My printer is in my bedroom and when I print in the morning the noise is enough to wake up my girlfriend. stay away from epson

Faulty print heads make this printer a money-pit!
This printer is a joke!Sure, it prints good pictures - but the print head gets clogged so often that most of the ink in your ink cartridges is drained before you can do much!If you let this printer sit for a week, you will need to run the head cleaning utility - which drains a visible amount of ink on the ink monitor .Subsequently, you run out oif ink in less than two months without doing much printing at all!It's ridiculous!

I bought ink cartridges three weeks ago, have printed nothing but a few resumes (no color) and now they are both halfway drained.Tell me, is this reasonable?

I think not.

825 Very Poor
Worked great for 30 days then it became impossible to get consistent color or print quality. It has gotten so bad that often I can not even get text quality. A complete waste of money. I am going to toss it and get something decent.I have spent more in ink trying to get it to work than the cost of the printer. A real lemon. ... Read more

Product Description

Product Description

The HP Photosmart 145 compact photo printer provides a fast and easy way to print and share photos on the go! Print professional-looking borderless 4 x 6-inch photos without a computer. Simply slip a digital camera memory card into a compatible card slot, choose the images, quantities and sizes you want to print using the convenient buttons and text LCD, and print. The compact size and speed (prints in as little as 90 seconds!) make it perfect for easy photo printing on the go. Your photos will look true-to-life - with crisp detail and vibrant color in up to 4800-optimized dpi. ... Read more

Features

• Prints directly from your camera's memory card
• Up to 4,800 dpi printing for vivid color and crisp detail
• 2-line text-only LCD; 1 USB port, 4 memory card slots
• HP Photo & Imaging software
• PC and Mac compatible; 1-year warranty

Reviews (13)

Wonderful printer
I got this for Christmas, and I love it! I've printed over 150 and still havent even run out of ink! Perfect to take on vacation! fits nicely into a large camera bag or a suitcase. very nice to send good pictures to family also. Im amazed at the quality out of a little printer. I had a larger hp photosmart printer and it was a horrible quailty. i am so happy with this printer.

Awsome LITTLE printer
I purchased this printer for well under 100 dollars, with a free USB cord. I was amazed at the quality of the pictures it printed. The pictures looked like they where done by a pro. Easy to use right out of the box. The best buy I have made in a long time, very satisfied customer.

great bang for the $$$
I was shocked at how well my digital photos came out with this printer. I will use my digital camera more now because of this printer. These photos look as good as regular photos do from a rolled filmed camera. can't say enough about the awsome quality of the photos. I'm using hp high gloss photo paper.

A dandy little workhorse that I don't leave home without!
As Robert Redford said in the film "Out of Africa" (speaking of a phonograph) "they've finally come up with something useful!"That is my opinion of the HP Photosmart 145.This is a dandy little workhourse that will generate countless 4 x 6 photographs from your digital camera with no hassle or fuss.The HP 145 is a small, tight little package that you can easily pack away and take along on trips.

The HP 145 really helps make the "digital darkroom" a reality, even during trips.I take mine on my boat together with a small laptop computer, and can generate high-quality 4 x 6 photos right on the spot, after taking shots with various digital cameras.The HP 145 has a built-in CF card reader and also reads various other popular media and you can easily print directly from the CF card or other media even without the laptop too--the printer will print out a nice little thumbnail "index" showing little minatures of the photos each bearing an index number.You can then select and print the full photo.This also means that you don't need to bring a card reader along if you have your HP 145 since it functions as a digital media reader.Typically I will download my digital photos to my notebook computer's hard disk using my HP 145, view the photos on the notebook screen for printing, and then print selected photos with the HP 145.Great fun!

My HP 145 installed effortlessly on my IBM Thinkpad notebook computer (IBM TP 600E) running Windows XP, and is now my main printer for 4 x 6 photos and of course is the only printer I take along on trips.It is great fun to go on trips, take photos, and then give friends nicely framed photos the next day, or later the same day.Frankly, I never realized how much fun it was to have a printer along on trips.Most printers nowadays are big and bulky.This one is not.

I went with the 145 rather than the 245, the latter being the same printer but with an LCD color display.I decided that I wouldn't get 50 bucks worth of value out of the LCD display since a) I always bring my laptop along anyway since that is where I always download my CF card pictures to for storage on trips (that way you can re-use the CF card the next day); and b) the 145 has that neat index printing feature anyway, if you want to print without a computer.You decide.Either way, these are dandy little printers and I will likely never take another trip without bringing my HP 145 along.That is the hallmark of a truly useful product!

the whole family is printing photos at home!!!!!!
This printer is so easy to use. We had the printer set up within 10 minutes and printed photos using the few pieces of photo paper included with the printer. We're so excited we need to order more photo paper so we can print more family photos! The printer easily accepts the memory card from our HP camera. This is so much fun!!!!!!!!!!! ... Read more

Product Description

HP DeskJet 9800 is a compact, feature-rich printer to create vibrant office documents and in-house marketing material. Experience the versatility of up to 4800-optimized dpi A3+ borderless printing plus optional 6-ink photo-quality and automatic two-sided printing. ... Read more

Features

• Parallel and USB ports; PC, Mac, Linux, UNIX compatible
• Resolutions up to 1,200 x 1,200 dpi and 4800-optimized dpi color
• Print speeds up to 30 ppm black and 20 ppm color
• Duty cycle of 5,000 pages per month
• Print sizes from index cards to 16-by-20-inch posters

Amazon.com Product Description

HP's DeskJet 3550 color inkjet printer offers a great package of basic features, perfect for home use. Delivering 2,400 dpi printing at up to 14 ppm black, 10 ppm color in draft mode, the 3550 offers reliable performance in a compact, space-saving design. A single fold-up 100-sheet paper tray easily handles a wide range of media, including plain paper, envelopes, transparencies, cards, and more. Ink levels are monitored on-screen so you never unexpectedly run out, and on-screen print cancel will save you valuable print supplies.

The DeskJet 3550 has a single USB port for connecting to your PC or Mac, and comes with handy photo and imaging software to help you create calendars, cards, and more. The HP DeskJet 3550 comes with all the instructions you need, plus a one-year warranty on parts and labor backed by HP customer care.

What's in the Box
HP DeskJet 3550 color inkjet printer, HP no. 27 (C8728A) tri-color inkjet print cartridge, HP no. 28 (C8727A) black inkjet print cartridge, power supply, power cord, software on CD-ROM (PC and Mac), reference guide, set-up poster ... Read more

Features

• USB interface, PC and Mac compatible; 1-year warranty
• Up to 2,400 dpi color resolution, 1,200 dpi black
• Up to 14 ppm black, 10 ppm color in draft mode
• Onscreen print-cancel and ink-level indicators
• Ultra-compact design with space-saving paper tray

Reviews (11)

Avoid this printer
This printer is not worth your time and frustration. I received it essentially free--for the nominal price of one Slovenian tolar, or about half a US cent--when I bought a new HP computer. Even at that price, it was not a good value. It jams nearly every time it tries to feed paper, and on the rare occasions it manages to print with no malfunction, the quality is poor. If zero stars were an option, I'd give it zero. I quickly replaced it with a 'real' printer. Look elsewhere.

a nice enough little printer
I bought this printer during my freshman year of college, wanting a reasonably cheap printer to avoid having to constantly trek to the library to print papers.While my friends who have bought similar HP models have had problems with them, I've found this printer to be reliable and suitable for my needs.It prints extremely quickly for an inkjet - although it does tend to be rather noisy - and I particularly like the feature which allows me to print on both sides of a page easily.It is also compact, which is always good in a dorm room.While it would not be suitable for someone printing extremely high volumes, I would recommend this printer for students.

HP 3550 DeskJet Printer
My former printer was HP's 820C DeskJet, now discontinued. So I wasn't prepared for the noise made by the 3550 or the fact that it's a lot slower. But I was very pleased with how easily it was set up! Print quality is superb for a machine this inexpensive and I've experienced no paper jams. I would have liked a longer power cord and a different location for the transformer but, over-all, it's great value for someone like me looking for reliability in a low cost printer having as few features as possible.

Not Good
I have always been a big fan of HP printers.I have an HP 920c at work and love it.I was trying to find one for my home but they have discontinued it.Instead I bought this one and have been so disappointed with it.It jams all the time and the color isn't as good as the 920c.It makes a terrible noise when it is trying to pull the paper through and it always manages to pull at least 5 pages at a time.Now it is refusing to print anything.I am not happy with this printer at all.

HP DeskJet 3550
When this printer works, it works well. I almost gave it 3 stars.

The problem is that it can not handle more than one sheet of paper in the tray at any one time. I connected the printer to my computer, that part was easy. The printer wanted to print a test page, so I let it. It then took two pieces of paper instead of one, printed half a page and jammed. I tired it again with less paper in the tray, it jammed again. It does not just paper jam, it also eats the paper as it locks up. This means that you have to open it up and fish the little ripped corners of the paper out of the machine before it will print again. The way to deal with this is to have only one piece of paper in the tray at a time, making multi-page print jobs a nightmare.

The quality of the printing, when it does work, is very good for such a low priced printer. I like that it comes with both color and black ink. Some low price printers only have the color ink included. The power cord for the printer is not made for power-strips, it is huge! It takes up 3 outlets, unless you plug it in at the end of the strip. The printer does not come with the USB cord, you will need this to print. The cord will cost more than half the price of the printer.

Good:
Print quality
Size of unit
Price
Ease of install
Ink included

Bad:
Paper jams
Power cord size
No USB cord ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Whether you're printing family photos, class reports, office documents, or labels for your CD release party, the Epson Stylus Photo 900 offers an array of options that give you quality and versatility at a good price. Epson's superior 6-color Photo Ink system, with up to 5,760 x 720 optimized dpi, ultra fine ink droplets, and borderless printing in four paper sizes deliver prints that look like traditional photos.

With the 900, it's easy to get great prints from P.I.M-enabled digital cameras, as it supports PRINT Image Matching (P.I.M.) II and Exif 2.2 technologies. Thanks to incredibly flexible media handling, you can take advantage of roll paper printing, inkjet-printable CDs and DVDs, and all sorts of paper weights and finishes. With Epson's Durabrite inks, you'll also have fade-resistant color for up to 27 years, yet the extra-large capacity of the ink tanks makes them surprisingly economical. The manufacturer includes a one-year warranty, covering parts and service.

What's in the Box
Epson Stylus Photo 900 inkjet printer, one black ink cartridge (T007201), one color ink cartridge (T009201), CD print tray, CD printing software, roll paper holder accessory, printer documentation, CD-ROM containing printer software (Windows and Macintosh); USB cable not included ... Read more

Features

• 5,760 x 720 optimized resolution
• 9 pages per minute for black text
• Borderless 4-by-6-inch photos in just 50 seconds
• Durabrite inks with fade-resistant color
• USB interface; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (15)

Another piece of Epson Junk
This is the third Epson printer I've owned and it will be my last.

All three printers died about 13 months after purchase. My guess is Epson puts a chip in these things that's activated when you first plug the thing in. It keeps track of the days elapsed. When the printer gets past the warranty period, it activates another chip that clogs the print heads. This requires you to use up three or four cartridges of GENUINE EPSON ink at $25 a crack so they get you for another $100 bucks before you give up in frustration and ditch the piece of Chinese made junk in the American landfill.

I'm sick of being ripped off like this. I'll outsource all my printing and have it done on real photo paper.

Don't buy this rip-off machine.

Terrible printer
It was OK for about 13 months, but has given me lots of problems since then. Basically it won't print, and a piece of plastic has broken off it so it's really had it now.

I'm going to buy a new printer, and it won't be an Epson!

Very Good Quality
I have had this printer for about 6 months now and have been very happy with it.I used it while on a job search and printed out at least 100 resumes and cover letters, all with excellent quality.

Photographs look fantastic on Epson's glossy paper (only slightly less fantastic on other brands).I honestly think the pictures I print look better than the same pictures from the photo shop.

CDs too look excellent.I haven't been able to get the labels *perfectly* centered, but they are pretty close.

Minus one star for speed.While the quality is great, it takes a very long time to print a photo or a CD.

not impressed
I bought this printer and used it until I had to change the print cartidge.the ink holders are very flimsy and the clip broke without any undue pressure.needless to say it was not worth fixing.The picture were average but for the money were okay.replaced it with a epson r3oo and so far this one is much better made and the prints are great.price was reasonable too.

Fantastic Printer!
I bought this printer because the last Epson I had was great too, and still is, it is just on another computer.This Printer goes far beyond my greatest expectations.This printer can actually print ON your CD's!!!It also does a wonderful job as a photo printer.Easy to use, quiet while printing, fairly fast prints too.I highly recommend this computer for novice photographers.The one thing you must do though for sure is, Read your Manual!!It will help you get the most from this wonderful printer. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Epson's affordable Stylus C44UX inkjet printer provides convenient home printing with 2,880 x 720 optimized dpi, high-speed (11 ppm black, 5.5 ppm color) printing, and a user-friendly interface. The compact printer uses Epson Micro Piezo inkjet technology, variable droplet technology, and tiny, 6-picoliter ink droplets to deliver vivid color and detail. The C44UX works with a multitude of papers--including glossy and matte photo paper, photo stickers, and transparencies--and comes with one black and one tri-color ink cartridge filled with brilliant, quick-drying inks.

USB connectivity facilitates quick setups on both Windows and Macintosh computers. The C44UX is backed with a one-year warranty that includes the Epson exchange program.

What's in the Box
Epson Stylus C44UX inkjet printer, one black (T036120) and one tri-color (T037020) ink cartridge, printer documentation, and a CD-ROM containing printer software (Windows and Macintosh); USB cable not included ... Read more

Features

• Up to 11 ppm black text and 5.5 ppm color
• Up to 2,880 x 720 optimized dpi with 6-picoliter ink droplets
• Supports variety of media, including photo paper, stickers, and transparencies
• Simple setup, plug-and-play design
• USB connectivity, PC and Macintosh compatible

Reviews (2)

Slow but accurate
I originally purchased this printer to do crude color labels.When I tried using it for photo output, it turned out to be quite good.It takes a long time to produce a 7.5 x 5 print on heavy 8.5 x 11 matte photo paper, like, about 12 to 15 minutes, but the results are excellent.One set of cartridges will print out about 75 large size photo prints.The accuracy is excellent and the resolution is excellent also.I've used older HP color printers and there were always problems with banding or ink wash out, or something or other, but this little printer has produced very consistent, good quality prints.I have gotten the best photo enlarging results using Epson Premium Lustre Photo Paper.I'm not sure how fast the more expensive printers are, but if time is no object, this printer is a good choice.

Nifty little printer
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After a thorough search and reviews, it came down toEpson.
The ink supplier's cost for Epson cartridges was very reasonable and based on that and Epson's reputation, I went with the Epson C44UX.

It's a slim, space saving printer. Measures about 17" which fit on my shelf very nicely. It's lightweight, but most printers today are lightweight. I was very concerned about the ink cartridges and was pleased that it took two ink cartridges. ...

This Epson has an ink status screen. When it prints the status box pops up and you see how much ink is available.

This printer is noisy, as are all inkjet printers. It's a poor paper grabber. Better to put 10 sheets in the feeder tray vs. a lot. ....

The printing speed is average, about 6 ppm. The color is brilliant.

The USB cable connection accommodates the newer computers. The USB cable is not included with the printer, which will require an additional $10 cost

Installing the CD software drivers was a snap. Just put the CD in the tray and it instantly started up.

Overall, This printer will be used for short-term until I can afford to get a better printer. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Shared networking is so easy with the HP DeskJet 6127 color inkjet printer. The built-in Ethernet requires no installation or upgrading. Plus, you'll get professional photo-quality print at up to 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi color printing on premium photo papers and 1,200 x 1,200 input dpi.

Smart features like paper-saving, automatic two-sided printing (included); an optional 250-sheet second paper tray (not included); and the automatic paper sensor improve efficiency. Printing is fast and efficient with speeds up to 20 pages per minute in black, and up to 13 ppm in color. The unit is backed by a one-year warranty. ... Read more

Features

• 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi color on premium photo papers
• Built-in automatic duplexing
• 20 pages per minute print speed, 13 ppm color
• USB and Ethernet 802.3 interfaces
• PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (6)

Delighted
I have two computers and wanted to a network one printer for both. This proved to be the best solution! My only problem was that I run XP and forgot to shut off the firewall that blocks network activity. Once I got that sqaured away it worked like a charm! The print qulaity is excellent! Since each compuuter has a firewall product installed with the virus program there was no problem in turning off the built in XP one found in My Computer Properties.

HP6127 in mixed environment
Purchased this printer online and performed install in mixed (i.e. Mac & PC) environment office using wizards on install CD. Installation was virtually automatic. Even our IT people has no complaints about it.

Have experienced no difficulties printing with either Mac or PC printing. I think this is a great printer for the price given the features (built-in networking, duplexing, etc.). It give good ouput at standard settings and great at normal and above. Of course as with most HP inkjets the ink is pricy.

Not for Macs using a Network
This printer prints very well but I wouldn't recommend it for the Macintosh OS (any Mac OS).I spent over 50 hours of troubleshooting and talking to their support team only to find out that this printer wouldn't print multiple digital camera pictures on a page using the network connnection.*I've been testing printers for the last 19 years.

The printer prints fine using the USB port but that defeats the purpose of buying a printer with a built in network card.They wouldn't take it back. I tested it on 5 different Macs without success but support said they couldn't duplicate the problem.

It works great on Windows XP.

No more HP products for me, ever.

Some problems with MacOS X compatibility
This is great hardware! From Windows I can print on this printer from my office, with the printer at home behind NAT. The output looks great, and everything works as promised.However, MacOS X support (driver version 2.3) is flawed by the following problems:

1. On Jaguar, MacOS 10.2, the duplex implementation is ridiculous.If you print six copies of a four page document, you get side one on BOTH sides of three sheets of paper, side two on both sides of the next three, etc.This problem is fixed with MacOS 10.3 (Panther).

2. Problems in the design of the SNMP MIB it uses prevent MacOS connections when behind NAT, so to print remotely you need to disable the SNMP queries. This option is available on Windows, but is tantalizingly greyed out on the Mac.

3. Manual IP configuration is by address instead of name, so use in environments that use dynamic IP address assignment is unnecessarily limited.Again, not a problem on Windows.

4. Version 2.1 cannot get top margin correct.Be sure to upgrade to version 2.3 of the MacOS X drivers.Be sure to remove older installers from your system first, because the installer includes aliases that can accidently resolve to compoments in the old installer and really cause problems!

5. It complains about needing more ink LONG before the cartridges are empty.I did 250 pages of newsletters (mixed photos and black text) after it reported my ink was running low, before I saw any signs of running low in the printoutl.I can ignore the warning on MacOS X, but on MacOS 9 the warning is enforced by a making it stop printing in the middle of a page (wasting the page), spit out the paper, and put up a complaint about an "empty" cartridge.On Windows XP, I told it to ignore SNMP and it never complains about ink, ever.

Because it took so long after the printer was introduced to fix the MacOS X problems, I question HP's commitment to MacOS X, and advise against purchasing this printer for Macintosh users.However, it's great for Windows, and nice enough for a multi-platform networked house or small business.

Got a network? Get this printer!
If you have a home network, you NEED this printer!Images are fast and clean, and ink is widely available.Even photos look surprisingly good for this standard printer.(Only problem with photo printing is that it is not borderless).But where this printer really shines is that it connects directly to your Ethernet network.Any computer on your network can print to it.No extra hardware to buy, no flaky print-servers, no printer sharing headaches, and no special cables -- just plug the Cat-5 wire directly into the printer and GO!(The confusing information about an "optional print server" is for a wireless network, which is totally unnecessary). ... Read more

Product Description

The HP PSC 2210 series is a compact multifunction device that delivers direct photo printing with high-quality faxing, scanning and copying. It produces vibrant, photo-quality images and delivers brilliant color scanning and copying. The HP PSC 2210 series is designed for creative home users who want to print photo-quality images, use a digital camera and require high-quality faxing, scanning and copying.Print, fax, scan and copy all in color with the easy-to-use HP PSC 2210 series all-in-one. Get stunning photo-quality printing - fast! - with up to 4800-optimized dpi color on premium photo papers. Print photos directly from your digital camera without a PC, including borderless 4x6-inch photos using HP premium plus photo papers. Enjoy laser-quality black text and brilliant color printing and copying, plus preview, select and print your digital photos using the HP photo proof sheet feature. ... Read more

Features

• Direct photo printing, photo preview sheet, optional 6-ink color
• Prints up to 17 pages per minute in black, 12 ppm in color
• Scans 600 x 1,200 dpi, up to 19,200 dpi enhanced, with 48-bit color
• Faxes in color with 300 x 300 dpi
• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 optimized color dpi output on premium photo paper

Reviews (68)

worst peice of junk imaginable
This unit is terrible. Paper stutters, jams, spits out two at a time or worse one and a half at a time, printer tries to print on high ink setting no matter what the preset shows, fax answers the phone no matter what settings, total ink, paper, label, time waster. freemusic@billkahler.com

Other reviews confirm a very high failure rate
My own experience with the psc 2210 has been remarkably similar to the worst that other reviewers have described: repeated failures, comnpany refusal to stand by its products, poor technical support. What has struck me is how high a percentage of reviewers have given the 2210 one star out of five - and that seems grudging for many of them!

Reliability is the most important consideration for me, and, in my experience, the 2210 is simply not reliable. Given the low expectations we have gotten used to for consumer electronics, that in itself is not shocking. What DOES disturb me is the "We've got your money, so we're happy even if you're not" attitude that seems to go all the way to the top of the HP customer service organization. As a result, HP, a company I used to admire, is off my list.

No problems so far.
I bought this printer when it first came out, I'm not sure how long that is maybe about two years ago and as far have had no problems with it. You can make copies and fax without it even being hooked up to a computer. I use it fairly often about three times a week and I think it is very easy to use. The pictures I have printed out on it are great quality. (I always use HP ink and high quality photo paper)It has never jammed up, faxing and scanning are easy, the ppm speed is decent and you can print pictures straight from any type of media card. Overall it is a great all-in-one at a great price. For the people who are having problems with printing and jamming, I would recommend using better paper, HP ink and you also have to take the time out and clean the printer like it tells you to in the manual.

Good printer, but does not last long
I purchased this printer almost a year to the day that it broke down.It did everything that I needed it to do, however, it jammed and no longer will initialize.Because of the cost of repairing out of warranty, I will probably purchase a different product rather than repair this one.I spent a week trying on my own to repair it,and then discovered my warranty had run out. Hewlett Packard has online help, which was not able to fix my problem either. My last printer was Hewlett Packard and I never had a problem with it.Because they are building everything with cheap plastic now, I am disappointed in my 2210xi printer.I used to brag to everyone about how wonderful my first printer was, and now I am bummed with this one.

Good quality and speed, poor durability and stability.
I do graphics design only in my spare time, so I didn't even put that much of a workload on my HP PSC 2210 -- maybe a dozen scans every two to three weeks, 10 black-and-white pages a week, and maybe 10-20 colour pages a week.I used the fax maybe twice or three times, and the photocopying function five or six times.

Given this light a workload, this thing should not have been malfunctioning as early as it was.But barely a year after I got it -- a year! -- the printer was on its last legs.After one paper jam, the scrolling became inaccurate and I couldn't get the 2210 to print one simple, black-and-white Word document without all the lines going out of alignment.Realigning the cartridges didn't help; it was the physical scrolling mechanism.

Even before this, I never liked the 2210 much.It printed fast and photos look pretty good, but the software was clunky and there was something wrong with the way the software interacted with the printer -- two out of 10 print jobs would freeze up midway.While most printing software allows you to continue the job and finish it, this one did not -- it scrolls the half-finished printing page out, then resends the entire job.When you're talking about a colour-intensive graphics-design job, that's a lot of ink wasted.I'd thought it was the USB connector and switched to two different USB hubs, then plugged the USB cable direct into the computer, but the problem did not alleviate.And it's probably not because of my applications, because Word documents froze up just as often as complex Photoshop documents.And while two out of 10 doesn't look bad on paper, it adds about 50 per cent to the time you need to print out, say, a 120-page screenplay -- effective negating the printer's speed and then some.

Buyers beware. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

A color inkjet printer from Lexmark, the P915 combines a high-quality output with support for PictBridge-enabled digital cameras and a wide variety of memory cards, providing you with the flexibility that you require. With a high 4,800 x 1,200 dpi maximum resolution and six-color inkjet printing, you can create accurate, sharp, professional-looking photos from the comfort of your own home.

A wide variety of paper types are accepted, including plain paper, photo paper, transparencies, index cards, and envelopes, as well as custom sizes up to 8.5 by 17 inches. With print speeds as fast as 22 ppm for black and up to 15 ppm for color (draft mode; actual speeds will vary), you won't be left waiting, while a 3,000-page per month duty cycle ensures your printer's reliability even in the busiest of households.

The P915 connects to your computer via its easy-to-use USB 2.0 interface, and an optional Ethernet network port provides expandability by allowing you to print from any computer on your network. Printing without a computer is just as easy, with PictBridge digital camera support and compatibility with a variety of memory cards, including CompactFlash Type I & II, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, Memory Stick Duo with adapter, Multi Media, Secure Digital, SmartMedia, Microdrive, and xD.

The P915's software package includes Lexmark Image Studio and Lexmark Print Center, helping you to achieve the best print results possible. Compatible with both PC and Mac operating platforms, the P915 comes backed with a one-year limited warranty.

What's in the Box
Printer, power supply, setup sheet, color print cartridge, photo print cartridge, user's guide software CD; USB cable not included ... Read more

Features

• USB 2.0 interface, optional Ethernet; PC and Mac compatible
• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi color resolution, 2,400 x 1,200 dpi black
• Up to 15 ppm color print speed, 22 ppm black
• Slots for CompactFlash, Memory Stick, SmartMedia, and other popular cards
• Supports PictBridge-enabled digital cameras

Product Description

Enjoy true-to-life photo-quality with the HP Photosmart 7350 color inkjet printer. Get up to 4800 x 1200 optimized color dpi (on premium photo papers and 1200 x 1200 input dpi when printing from a computer) or up to six-ink color printing. Print directly from your digital camera memory cards using convenient card slots - without using a computer. Or, simply connect your HP digital camera with direct-printing capability to the front USB port, then print your photos - without using a computer. Plus, easily save photos to your PC and print border less photos using the 4x6-inch photo paper tray and HP premium plus photo paper. ... Read more

Features

• USB interface; PC and Mac compatible
• Up to 10 ppm black, 11 ppm color; 17 ppm black with optional cartridge
• Up to 1,200 x 1,200 dpi black resolution, 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi photos
• Accepts CompactFlash, SmartMedia, Secure Digital, and Memory Stick
• 6-ink color system; optional 2-sided printing

Reviews (48)

Got one of these at Office Max for $10!!!
Deffinatly Hit bank this week, Bought a HP 7350 for $10 at Office Max and its an amazing printer Deffinatly recomend it to anyone looking for a good priced photoprinter.. and that deal might still be up.. just check your local office max to see if they have any left!

HP Photosmart 7350
I bought the 7350 less than 2 years ago and paid almost $200.00 for it. It sounds like a thrashing machine, clunks and jerks, and now it only prints occasionally. I'm taking it to the Goodwill store today; maybe someone else can get it to perform since I sure can't. I'm tired of trying.
Joann in Texas

Great photos.Very good Price!
I paid over $150 for mine > a year ago.No regrets!

Not worth the money )$148.00
The problem I have is the faces being rather fuzzy. Have tried everything to correct it , have not figured out how or if it can be done.
Its very easy to use, if only I could get clearer pictures!

7350 Highs and Lows
We bought the HP 7350 Photosmart Printer at Christmas. It looks great and is, mercifully, quiet. It doesn't click and "whirr" like the other, cheaper printers we have. Front card slots make it a stand alone product, but you lose some control over the prints. Generally the Printer looks and feels professional.
We get fast prints on lower resolutions. Very fast. Occasional printing gives good, vibrant colours on affordable photos. Under Windows XP Professional, printing, and the software control options, have been generally reliable, though not cheap. We had problems with earlier Windows and USB versions. If the 7350 went offline, we couldn't get it back without a hard reset. It's all fine until you use it every day, and, a lot. Running costs are high. And now, it's started printing in pink. So it's OK for the occasional home user. Don't rely on any ink-jet printer for business. Running costs,and hassle, have consigned our 7350 to the kids' room. It just proves that pre-printed documents are better, cheaper, and more reliable than using ink-jets. Any time. Our 7350 is a smart, occasional, photo-printer, excellent for fast text prints. That's all. ... Read more

Product Description

Complete your print job even if one print cartridge runs out of ink with automatic ink-backup printing mode. ... Read more

Features

• Sharable among a 5 PCs; PhotoREt III color technology
• Resolutions in black and color up to 1,200 x 1,200-rendered dpi
• Up to 4,800-omptimized dpi or optional 6-ink color
• Print speeds up to 30 ppm black, 20 ppm color
• USB, PictBridge, Ethernet, and 802.11g wireless interfaces

Reviews (1)

Want Wireless Printing? Wait a while longer.
The HP 6840 worked fine for my iMac G5 (OS 10.3.7) and set-up was relatively easy once I ignored the directions but it turns out this printer is not a post-script printer and so won't print numerous files, including pdfs. You won't find this information anywhere in the specs. I spent an hour on the phone with customer support before we realized that this was the problem. To HP's credit, customer support was great. But caveat emptor. If you like to printpdfs, a format most of the world uses abundantly, don't get this printer. ... Read more