HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus e-All-in-One Printer (A910g)
Manufacturer: HP Part number: CM756A#B1H
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- The HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus inkjet all-in-one offers the convenience of Web connectivity, but both business and home users will prefer the Epson WorkForce 840's reduced footprint and versatility.
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CNET editors' review
HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus e-All-in-One Printer (A910g) price range: $329.95
- Reviewed by: Matthew Elliott
- Edited by: Justin Yu
- Reviewed on: 04/19/2011
The good: The HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus has an ample feature set that includes AirPrint and ePrint functionality as well as print, scan, copy, and fax functions, automatic duplexing, and an autodocument feeder.
The bad: The printer is big, slow to power on and pricier than competing models, and a single 250-sheet input tray reduces its appeal for busy offices.
The bottom line: The HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus inkjet all-in-one offers the convenience of Web connectivity, but both business and home users will prefer the Epson WorkForce 840's reduced footprint and versatility.
The HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus is the successor to the Editors' Choice Award-winning HP Officejet Pro 8500 Wireless all-in-one inkjet we reviewed in 2009. It gets a slight makeover--all black is the new white-and-black--and adds to the already expansive feature set of its predecessor. With the $399 Officejet Pro 8500A, you can send print jobs via e-mail and also directly from iOS devices. These two additions make the Officejet Pro 8500A Plus an incredibly versatile all-in-one printer, but for busy small and home offices, we prefer the Epson WorkForce 840. It lists for $100 less than the HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus and provides similar features and speeds and crisper text, all in a more compact design with double the paper capacity.
Design and features
Like Johnny Cash, the HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus comes dressed in black. Its look suits both home and office settings, though you'll have to clear some room for it. It's big and bulky, weighing a hefty 28 pounds and measuring 20 inches wide, 17 inches deep, and 12 inches high. The Epson WorkForce 840 is more compact and 6 pounds lighter by comparison, and has two indented side handles that make it easier to lug around than the Officejet Pro 8500A Plus.
A single 250-sheet input tray protrudes 4 inches out of the front of the Officejet, while a 50-page automatic document feeder (ADF) resides on top. The HP's ADF holds 20 more pages than the Epson WorkForce 840's, but the WorkForce 840 has two 250-sheet input trays. The capacity to hold the equivalent of a full ream of paper is convenient for busy offices, as is the ability to stock two different types of paper. Hewlett-Packard sells a separate 250-sheet paper tray that connects to the bottom of the Officejet Pro 8500A Plus, but that adds $79 to the bill. Lastly, like any modern multifunction printer, the Officejet Pro 8500A Plus features a PictBridge USB port as well as a pair of multiformat media card slots for printing directly from a digital camera.
The HP's ample 4.3-inch touch-sensitive color display makes navigating the print, copy, scan, and fax functions a breeze. The screen is larger than on the Officejet 8500 or the Epson WorkForce 840, but the WorkForce 840 surrounds its color LCD with a larger 7.8-inch touch panel that provides additional navigation buttons. The HP's entire touch panel, on the other hand, resembles an iPhone on its side and measures 6 inches on the diagonal. In the end, both printers do admirable jobs of providing a simple and clear menu system for navigating the printer's many functions. However, HP makes it easier than Epson to enter text with its full QWERTY virtual keyboard; entering data like a wireless password on the Epson requires scrolling through the alphabet for each letter and is akin to entering your initials for a high score on an old arcade game.
Navigating the menu system to find your desired task and settings is quick, but the initial setup process for the HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus is not. It took 20 minutes for the drivers to install from the included CD before the printer was ready for action. This is in stark contrast to the speedy installation we experienced with HP's new LaserJets, such as the HP LaserJet P1606dn and the HP LaserJet M1212nf, which both feature HP Smart Install in which the requisite drivers are stored on the printer itself and automatically install when you connect the printer to your PC. After installation, the printer takes more than 2 minutes to warm up and perform various checks before it's ready to accept a job. In contrast, the Epson WorkForce 840 is ready to roll within 15 seconds after you press the power button.
In addition to a direct USB connection (like most vendors, HP does not include a USB cable with the printer), you can set up the Officejet Pro 8500A Plus on your network via Ethernet or Wi-Fi. We tested the Wi-Fi connection and the process was easy; using the printer's touch screen, we navigated through a few setup screens to find our network, quickly entered its password using the virtual QWERTY keyboard, and established a connection within a minute. Macs and PCs alike on our network were able to see the printer without the need to install any additional software.
Once you connect the printer to a wireless network, you can use HP's AirPrint feature to print from any iOS device without an additional application. Using AirPrint, you can print out a photo from your iPhone photo library by simply choosing the connected printer and hitting Print. You can't adjust any print properties, however; our Hipstamatic test photo printed with a portion missing on both letter-sized paper and 4x6-inch photo paper.
In addition to AirPrint, the Officejet Pro 8500A Plus also features HP's ePrint technology, which enables you to send jobs from any connected device to the printer using the uniquely assigned e-mail address. You can find this address using the control panel (Wireless > Web Services > Display Email). It's a convenient feature, to be sure, but it comes with a few restrictions. For one, the printer must be on and also connected to your network. For another, it can't print Web pages, although you can simply copy and paste the text into a document as a workaround.
Along with the standard Copy, Fax, and Scan options listed on the home screen of the Officejet Pro's control panel, you get a fourth icon labeled Apps. Our test unit came preloaded with 21 apps that let you print new pages from outlets like the Financial Times, Yahoo, Reuters, and USA Today. Others from DreamWorks, Nickelodeon, and Disney let you print coloring pages, paper airplane templates, and other crafts. You can install additional free apps, but you must do so from HP's ePrint Center Website after creating an account. The craft pages were a hit with this reviewer's kids, but we doubt many business users will find them useful.
The standard flat-bed scanner/copier measures 8.5x14 inches, meaning it can scan or copy letter- and legal-size documents. With its 4,800-dpi resolution, scanned and copied documents look crisp and sharp, and you can send scans to a PC, a memory card, a network folder, or an e-mail program.
HP ships the Officejet Pro 8500A Plus with two printheads you must install, along with the standard four ink cartridges (black, cyan, magenta, and yellow). The cost per page figures are low, particularly when you calculate them using HP's high-capacity XL cartridges for a better deal. The black XL cartridge costs $35.99 for an estimated 2,200 pages, which works out to only 1.6 cents per page. The three color XL cartridges cost $25.99 each for a rated 1,400 pages, for a reasonable cost per page of 5.6 cents. In comparison, the Epson WorkForce 840 costs more to refill XL cartridges at 3 cents per page for monochrome printing and 7.2 cents for color.
Performance
The HP Officejet Pro 8500A Pro turned in nearly identical scores to the preceding Officejet Pro 8500 Wireless. It was slightly faster on our text, color graphics, and photo speed tests and slightly slower on our presentation speed test, but neither of the printers' text scores rose above one page per minute. Compared with the Epson WorkForce 840, the Officejet Pro 8500A Pro offers almost the same text speed at roughly 12 ppm, but it prints color graphics faster by nearly 1 ppm and achieves nearly double the photo print speed, at 1.5s ppm compared with the Epson's 0.86 ppm.
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The HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus proved speedier than the Epson WorkForce 840 on our scan and copy tests. The 8500A Plus scanned a 10-page color document at 6.14 ppm versus 5.59 ppm for the Epson, and it copied 10 pages of monochrome text at 7.12 ppm versus 5.48 ppm for the Epson.
In terms of print quality, however, the HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus will suffice for office and home use, but we must give the edge to the Epson WorkForce 840. We viewed the output of the two printers side by side and found that the WorkForce 840 produces slightly crisper text with brighter tones and more vivid color. It almost looked like the Officejet Pro 8500A Plus used too much ink in printing text, particularly at smaller fonts that contributed to blurred edges.
Service and support
HP backs the Officejet Pro 8500A Plus with a one-year warranty that includes 24-hour toll-free technical support. In addition, the HP Web site offers online classes, FAQs, driver downloads, and basic troubleshooting trips.
Conclusions
The HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus has a high price tag and some questionably useful features. Home users aren't likely to take advantage of the fax functionality, while most business users would happily trade the AirPrint and ePrint features for an additional paper tray. If your budget allows for a somewhat extravagant all-in-one printer purchase, we recommend skipping the HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus with its superfluous features in favor of the Epson WorkForce 840, which offers more paper storage and better quality output in a smaller package.
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User reviews
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Think twice before you buy the HP Officejet Pro 8500A
by ReddogConsultant on June 16, 2011
Pros: Fast Machine
Cons: Bad Firmware
Issues with Fax and ScansSummary: I purchased a HP OfficeJet Pro 8500A All-In-One Printer on March 12, 2011 from Staples. The deal at the time is they would give you $50 for your old printer ...
Summary: I purchased a HP OfficeJet Pro 8500A All-In-One Printer on March 12, 2011 from Staples. The deal at the time is they would give you $50 for your old printer if you purchase a new HP printer like the one that I bought. The initial price at the time was on sale for $179.98 minus the $50 they gave you for the trade to bring the price down to $129.98. Seemed like a great deal?. NOT.
Since I purchased this item I have had nothing but problems. The major issue is that it goes into sleep mode and it will not wake up unless you unplug the power from it and plug it back in. It is a wireless printer on a network and I can't be unplugging and replugging it in all the time to get it going. Once you do that it also takes several minutes while it goes through a system test mode. In addition the fax system would not work properly and it would try to send in a page that was not there and then the fax would fail because it thought there was a paper jam when there wasn't. Even when you scan it wants to send in a page that you do not have, which causes and extra blank page to come up on your screen.
I contacted their customer service center and they had me download software but it did not correct the problem. On 4/14/2011 I emailed their CEO, and gave them all the issues I had with my printer. They then put me in contact with John D a service rep. John D. had me download new firmware that seemed to correct the fax issue but not the other issues. They then informed me that there is a firmware issue with some of these machines but it has not been resolved. He said he will send me a refurbished machine to replace my new machine. I was not happy about this. Regardless, I did the exchange and spent more of my valuable time getting this machine set up.
Again I had the same exact issues as the old printer. I contacted John D, HP customer service and he had me push buttons on the screens to get it to open up to a special screen that consumers can't get to unless they know the secret sequence, to reset some parameters. No matter what I did, my machine would not go to those screens. Therefore, John said they had no choice but to buy back my printer. On 5/26/2011 I faxed them a copy of my receipt so that they could refund my $179.98 + $7.80 tax for a total of $187.78.
On 6/5/2011 I send John D. the customer service representative I was dealing with and letter asking what they are going to do since I never heard back. On 6/8/2011, I wrote to their CEO again and wanted to know about my issue with Case #7501925397. They called me and left a message to call them at 1-800-756-0708 option 7 and assigned me a Case #8049441207. I contacted them and they put me back with John D. John informed me he would only pay me $129.98 and not the $50 for the Printer they bought and recycled, because he said my printer is being treated like a coupon. Staple's sends them back to HP. Therefore, I feel I am not getting a good deal. If they buy back the printer they will only send me back $129.98 of my money and now I am out my old printer which I can't get back. It is like trading in your old car for a new car that turns out to be a lemon, and then the company buys back your lemon car but they don't pay you for your trade. They are treating my old printer like a coupon and it is not.
After talking with John D, he said he wants to send me a $75 gift card for their HP store in exchange for my Printer. Sounds like a good deal but the same printer is now $199.99. Therefore, if I use the $122.98 plus the $75.00 can only buy the same printer which has firmware problems or a less expensive printer which doesn't have the same options that I want. To be truthful I don't want another HP printer ever again. If I repurchase the same printer and it doesn't work they will only give me a gift card for HP. I am now stuck with HP for a long time dealing with their issues.
All I am asking is for my $187.78 which includes tax, which is what I paid for it. I really would like a class action lawsuit filed against HP because they should not be selling Printers in the USA that have defective firmware. I am not talking software, I am talking firmware. This is so unfair to consumers and a total rip off. Trading in old equipment is not a good deal in this instance. I could have sold it at a flea market and made some money on it.7 out of 7 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Nightmare problems with 2 in a row
by johng63 on April 2, 2011
Pros: Absolutely no pleasant things to say about the nightmare experience my firm had with two of these printers. Untold countless hours of lost productivity
Cons: My firm bought two of these printers along with 6 other models. These were absolute rubbish. They lock up every two days and cannot be restarted without unplugging the powersupply from the wall. They drop off the network almost EVERY SINGLE DAY!!! and
Summary: Absolutely horrible experience with two in a row. Three hours with HP supprot and neither one works for more than a day at a time wihout requiring a complete removal ...
Summary: Absolutely horrible experience with two in a row. Three hours with HP supprot and neither one works for more than a day at a time wihout requiring a complete removal and reinstall of the printers on the computer. We are donating them to goodwill as we view them as worse than nothing. We'll buy replacement printers.
5 out of 5 users found this user opinion helpful.
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The wireless on this printer does not work!
by digiali on November 8, 2011
Pros: Looks nice. when it actually prints the print quality is decent.
Cons: Constantly looses connection with the computer. Mid print job the printer will suddenly say it is offline. It is even worse with the scanner. I cannot get it to scan even 30% of the time when scanning to my computer. most of the time it does not reco
Summary: Lots of great things are bundled into this computer. Too bad it doesn't work.
Summary: Lots of great things are bundled into this computer. Too bad it doesn't work.
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Issues right out of the box.
by Xrayguy on July 24, 2011
Pros: Nice looking printer. Lots of features. Software installs easily.
Cons: Poor print quality. Takes a long time to clean/calibrate. Poor ink cartridge and print head design.
Summary: Had issues right out of the box. Print heads were difficult to install. Contacts had sticky substance on them but I was told this was normal by HP. Print quality ...
Summary: Had issues right out of the box. Print heads were difficult to install. Contacts had sticky substance on them but I was told this was normal by HP. Print quality was not good. Black text had speckled appearance (not enough ink being applied to paper) and color prints were quite dull and washed out. I have had great experience with HP printers in the past so, I took the printer back to Staples and they easily replaced it.
I took the second one home and this time, printer indicated that there was an "error with the printheads, please replace". Removed and re-inserted print head and it calibrated fine. Did several alignments and print head cleanings, but still sub-par print quality. A few hours later, went to print a website and line artifacts appeared all along the right margin of the page. Phoned HP tech support and the person on the phone was not knowledgeable (they were following a support script). They said they would send me new print heads which would take 7-10 business days. Took the printer back to Staples and purchased a different brand.
The design of the print head contacts and the way they insert into the printhead carriage is poor. Multiple print quality issues with two brand new printers. Ink cartridges are separate from the print heads and are connected by long tubing set. I dont like this design as it leaves a lot of ink sitting in the tubing and the cleaning/calibration required when inserting a new cartridge takes a long time for ink to travel down the tubing. Print quality was much worse than my old $100 inkjet. I do not recommend this product at all.3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Very Disappointed- Crashes All the Time!
by Smartphones6 on February 12, 2011
Pros: The specs sound great and it has a lot of nice features.
Cons: Crashes ALL the time- all the lights on the front panel flash repeatedly, and it warns to power down the printer. Once you power down, it then yells at you for powering down incorrectly.
Summary: I really wanted to love this printer- but it's been an exercise in frustration. It crashes all the time- all the lights on the front panel flash- and I ...
Summary: I really wanted to love this printer- but it's been an exercise in frustration. It crashes all the time- all the lights on the front panel flash- and I can only print 2-3 pages without crashing. I tried printing a one page color photo, and each time it crashed halfway through the page. It took 12 attempts (and 12 wasted sheets of photo paper) to print it correctly. It shouldn't be this difficult.
Now it crashes even when nobody is printing. It's sitting there idle, all the computers in the house are off, and the front panel lights all start flashing with a warning to power down. I power down, it yells at me for powering down incorrectly, and goes through a 10 minute startup process again. Five minutes later all the lights are flashing again- when nobody is doing a thing.
I'm extremely frustrated- after years with HP, I'm ready to go back to Canon. I did a quick google search for the model number and "flashing lights" and there are many other people with the same problem. Comeon HP- fix the software!3 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
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buyer beware
by Waterdynamics on January 23, 2012
Pros: nice looking
Cons: nothing but trouble. Eats ink like there is no tomorrow. Poor quality print. Appears it uses all different color ink to print black thus it uses all the ink.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Too many faults
by elemenopy3 on December 22, 2011
Pros: Plenty of features when it works (not that often)
Cons: Always seems to "align printheads" or "check printer" whenever something important needs to be printed
Useless telephone supportSummary: Half of the original printer's touchscreen stopped working after a few months. Rang to get it replaced; the new printer would hang with "Aligning printheads..." until it was turned ...
Summary: Half of the original printer's touchscreen stopped working after a few months. Rang to get it replaced; the new printer would hang with "Aligning printheads..." until it was turned off--meaning it was less functional than the original printer.
Choose a different brand1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Dissapointing Prodcut at best.
by nctechtime on December 12, 2011
Pros: Haven't found any yet
Cons: Lines through pictures
Basic drivers
Won't print after latest firmware updatesSummary: Run away from this product. Prints a line through pictures. HP will have you install a different driver (for a different printer) that will lessen the darkeness of the lines ...
Summary: Run away from this product. Prints a line through pictures. HP will have you install a different driver (for a different printer) that will lessen the darkeness of the lines but then you have to change drivers back to scan from the PC. The firmware updates have disabled the wireless printing. They say this is a known issue with some of these printers - no fix yet. The drivers are extremely limited. HP says that is because most people want to use 3rd party tools and that they will sell me the software to add the functionality...
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Worst pieces of technology I've ever encountered.
by chitownosunut on December 5, 2011
Pros: Good print quality if you can ever get it to actually print something. the chance of hitting print and then the printer just printing your document is VERY slim.
Cons: Many. and they are huge. Goes into sleep mode which is only correct by unplugging the unit. Claims it's out of paper when it's not. Runs on and on for several minutes before every print job.
Summary: If I've printed 100 times since I've owned the printer I would guess 5-7 times I was able to just hit print on the screen and actually get ...
Summary: If I've printed 100 times since I've owned the printer I would guess 5-7 times I was able to just hit print on the screen and actually get a page to print. The other 93-95 times it had an issue. Half the time the printer refused to wake unless I unplugged it and waited several minutes for it to reboot. If it was awake because I printed within the last 24 hours it takes on average three to four attempts before it actually pulls paper and prints. It says there is no paper. I've tried putting a lot of paper in, a little, hand feed one at time. Nothing works. I might not even care if it just said that right away but each time it does a 35-45 second process to clean the heads or whatever to end up telling you it's out of paper. I know it sounds extreme but don't even take this printer if someone gives it to you for free.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Junk! Parts fell off on setup. Paper didn't feed.
by sujamont on September 18, 2011
Pros: Fast printing in black and in color.
Cons: The duplexor door fell apart when I was installing it. We had to find the springs and put it back to together in order to accomplish the very first step in assembly. Then the first time I tried the automatic feed it crinkled up my original. Then it fed
Summary: I am so disappointed in HP's increasing lack of concern for quality. This printer disintegrated almost before I got it set up. For 30 years I have used HP ...
Summary: I am so disappointed in HP's increasing lack of concern for quality. This printer disintegrated almost before I got it set up. For 30 years I have used HP printers but not any more. I'm changing to Epson.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: HP
- Part number: CM756A#B1H
- Description: Print at a cost of up to 50% less per page compared with laser printers using HP's Officejet Pro 8500A Plus e-All-in-One Printer - A910g, which has legal-size glass. You can access apps by tapping the touchscreen, and print from the Web without a PC. It's easy to wirelessly share with multiple PCs, plus print from anywhere with HP ePrint.
General
- Fax Type Plain paper
- Printing Technology Ink-jet - Color
- Monthly Duty Cycle (max) 15000 impressions
- Recommended Monthly Volume 250 - 1250 pages
- Display Diagonal Size 4.3"
- Display Features Touch screen
- Width 19.8 in
- Depth 18.6 in
- Height 11.1 in
- Weight 25.4 lbs
Memory
- Standard Memory 128 MB
- Max Supported Memory 128 MB
- Supported Flash Memory Memory Stick Duo,
Memory Stick PRO,
SDHC Memory Card,
MultiMediaCard,
Memory Stick,
SD Memory Card,
xD-Picture Card Copying
- Max Copying Speed up to 35 ppm (mono) / up to 34 ppm (color)
- Max Copying Resolution up to 1200 x 600 dpi (mono) / up to 1200 x 600 dpi (color)
- Max Document Enlargement 400 %
- Max Document Reduction 25 %
- Maximum Copies 99
- Automatic Duplexing Yes
Printing
- Inkjet Technology HP Thermal Inkjet
- Max Printing Resolution up to 1200 x 1200 dpi (mono) / up to 4800 x 1200 dpi (color)
- Max Printing Speed up to 35 ppm (mono) / up to 34 ppm (color)
- Ink Cartridge Configuration 4 individual ink tanks
- Ink Palette Supported (Colors) cyan, magenta, yellow, black
- Color 4-ink
- Printer Drivers / Emulations PCL 3
- Ink Type HP Vivera Inks
- Automatic Duplexing Yes
- First Print Out Time B/W 14 sec
- First Print Out Time Color 15 sec
Scanning
- Optical Resolution 4800 x 4800 dpi
- Gray Scale Depth 8 bit
- Color Depth 48 bit
Fax Machine
- Max Transmission Speed 33.6 Kbps
- Fax Resolutions 203 x 98 dpi,
203 x 196 dpi,
300 x 300 dpi,
200 x 200 dpi - Total Memory Capacity 120 pages
- PC Faxing Yes
Fax Machine Features
- Features Junk fax barrier,
Automatic redialing
Document & Media Handling
- Max Original Size Legal (8.5 in x 14 in),
A4 (8.25 in x 11.7 in) - Document Feeder Capacity 50 sheets
- Max Copy Size Legal (8.5 in x 14 in)
- Supported Media Type Cards,
Envelopes,
Transparencies,
Plain paper,
Photo paper - Standard Media Capacity 250 sheets
- Max Media Capacity 500 sheets
- Output Trays Capacity 150 sheets
- Document & Media Handling Details ADF - 50 sheets - Legal (8.5 in x 14 in),
Input tray - 250 sheets - Legal (8.5 in x 14 in) weight: 60 g/m2 - 250 g/m2,
Output tray - 150 sheets - Legal (8.5 in x 14 in) - Speed Details Printing : up to 35 ppm ( A4 ) - B/W draft,
Printing : up to 34 ppm ( A4 ) - Color draft,
Printing : up to 15 ppm ( A4 ) - B/W normal,
Printing : up to 11 ppm ( A4 ) - Color normal,
Copying : up to 34 ppm ( A4 ) - Color draft,
Copying : up to 35 ppm ( A4 ) - B/W draft PC Connectivity
- PC Connection Availability Yes
- PC Connection IEEE 802.11n,
Ethernet 10 Base-T/100 Base-TX,
Hi-Speed USB,
IEEE 802.11b,
IEEE 802.11g - Network Protocols TCP/IP
- Operating System Support Apple Mac OS X 10.6.x,
Linux,
MS Windows 7,
MS Windows XP SP2,
Apple Mac OS X 10.5,
MS Windows Vista - Software Included Drivers & utilities
Power
- Power AC 110/230 V ( 50/60 Hz )
- Power Consumption Operational 32 Watt
- Power Consumption Standby 4.9 Watt
Miscellaneous
- Direct Printing Specifications PictBridge
- Consumables Included 1 x Cartridge ( Black ) - up to 1000 pages,
1 x Cartridge ( Cyan ) - up to 900 pages,
1 x Cartridge ( Magenta ) - up to 900 pages,
1 x Cartridge ( Yellow ) - up to 900 pages - Microsoft Certifications Compatible with Windows 7
Environmental Standards
- ENERGY STAR Qualified Yes
Environmental Parameters
- Sound Emission 7.1 dBA (idle) / 57 dBA (operating)
- Min Operating Temperature 41 °F
- Max Operating Temperature 104 °F
- Humidity Range Operating 25 - 75%
Accessories
- HP Premium Plus Photo Paper - glossy photo paper - 100 sheet(s) (34834748)15.99 - 28.28
- HP Premium Plus Photo Paper - high-gloss photo paper - 50 sheet(s) (34849229)14.21 - 46.12
- HP Premium Plus Photo Paper - glossy photo paper - 25 sheet(s) (34851303)13.99 - 102.99
- HP Premium Plus Photo Paper - glossy photo paper - 50 sheet(s) (34847188)18.99 - 168.99
- HP Premium Plus Photo Paper - glossy photo paper - 25 sheet(s) (34942315)14.18 - 26.26
Manufacturer info
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