Editorial Review

Ideal for personal use or a home business, the HP 825C combines a variety of features with an economical price. Average print speeds are 6.5 ppm (pages per minute) for black text, and 4.5 ppm when using colored inks. With either format, your documents receive crisp definition through the 600 x 300 dpi resolution and thermal inkjet print method. It's ready for letter-, legal-, and executive-size paper, as well as transparencies, envelopes, greeting cards, photo paper, and labels. The paper tray can hold up to 100 sheets of standard paper or 30 envelopes at a time. Weighing in at just 12 pounds, the printer is sized to be especially convenient where space is at a premium. It connects to your system via a USB port and is compatible with Microsoft Windows 98, 2000, and Me. Hewlett-Packard offers a 90-day warranty covering parts and service. ... Read more

Features

• Up to 3.5 ppm black, 3.5 ppm color
• 600 x 600 b/w, 600 x 1200 dpi color on premium photo papers
• Easy USB connection
• PC and Mac compatible
• Compact size, quiet operation

Reviews (2)

Do not purchase.
I have bee in the computer business for more than 20 years and have never had such a shoddy shipment. I am very satisfied with this product.
I recentrly bought this product because my old printer broke down and needed to be replaced. I was amazed by the good quality of this printer. I say it's worth every cent and more, since the price is unbelivable. ... Read more

Features

• 18/14 ppm blk/clr
• 4800x1200 dpi
• One-Touch Buttons
• PictBridge Enabled
• Red-Eye Removal

Reviews (2)

Works great for the money
Wasn't the easiest to setup (not sure if it was me or printer), but once I did that it has been working perfect!Makes funny noise when getting ready to print, but then zips out the copies and in the right order (not backwards)!Would have given it 5 stars if the set up had gone easier.

I took it back
I found this printer to be frustrating and unresponsive.The scan feature worked all right, but the printer itself had lots of trouble communicating with my Gateway computer.It got stuck as much as it printed.I would never recommend this product, though I find HP to be generally reliable and a quality product.I think this one fell through the cracks. ... Read more

Features

• 5.3 megapixel sensor for enlargements up to 20 x 30 inches
• Pentax 3x optical zoom lens with 7x digital zoom (21x total)
• 1.5-inch LCD; movie mode with sound
• Compatible with Secure Digital (SD) and MultiMedia (MMC) cards--32 MB SD card included
• Powered by 2 AA batteries (alkalines included); connects with Macs and PCs via USB port

Reviews (44)

HP 935 Experiences
I have owned this camera for approximately 2 1/2 years, and my experience has been very frustrating.Rarely do I get a good picture when using the zoom (very noisy).I have also experienced many problems with taking pictures indoors, and in low light.The most frustrating problem is that I can take multiple photos of the same scene with the same settings and get different results (some light, some dark, contrast inconsistencies, color inconsistencies).I have also experienced the battery drain problems that other reviewers have reported, but have had great results using Lithium batteries.About have the time, the camera gods smile, and the camera takes a great picture, but I've lossed two many precious moments to take another chance.Time to get a new camera.

The Great and the bad
I really love this camera.I got it two years ago for christmas, and I can't explain how much I love this thing!The only problems I have are that its impossible to take pictures indoors.Like at a concert or graduation or something like that.And the battery life sucks.But if you purchase rechargable batteries, it works much better.

Worst digital camera.... ever
I bought this camera at Sears about a year ago. It was origionally listed as $353 but I ended up getting it for only $118. This camera has MANY cons and hardly any pros.
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Editorial Review

Until September 30, 2000, when you purchase this and another qualifying HP product, you can receive a free Get Digital Creative Gift Pack. The Gift Pack includes specialty papers, coupons, software, and more. Click here for the coupon and details.Read more

Features

• HP PhotoREt III color-layering technology
• IEEE 1284 parallel and USB interfaces
• Print speeds as fast as 11 ppm
• Small footprint to preserve workspace
• Up to 2,400 x 1,200 dpi resolution

Subjects:  1. 952, C    2. Desk Jet    3. Inkjet Printer (Ink Jet Printers, Printing)    4. Inkjet, Ink Jet Printer, Printing    5. Hewlett Packard (Hewlett-Packard)   

Features

• Up to 2,400 x 1,200 optimized dpi color, 1,200 x 600 dpi black
• Up to 18 ppm color, 21 ppm black speed
• 88 MB memory, expandable to 344 MB
• Fast Ethernet internal print server for network printing
• USB and parallel interfaces, PC and Mac compatible

Features

• Up to 4,800 optimized dpi using premium photo papers
• Prints directly from digital camera memory cards
• LCD preview for selecting color, size, and format
• Compact size, easily portable
• Convenient USB interface; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (18)

Bad, bad, bad
I used this printer twice and kept getting "paper jam" although there was no paper in the printer.Had to send the product back.Wouldn't buy another.

Good bargain, good pictures
Since I got my digital camera I'd just been saving everything to CD and not printing anything out because printing through a website gets so expensive!I'd rather just have my own little printer, as long as the prints are good.The prints from this are great, and although they smudge if you don't allow them enough time to dry, they are good quality.I can't speak to fading yet, because I've only had it a month, but so far so good!

Does the job as described.
I bought both the HP Photosmart 230 and the Sony DPP-EX5 and both produced a high quality picture.About 98% as good as developed from a service on kodak paper.The 2% represents the finish (which is a bit sticky till it dries) and some pictures come out a hair light (which is actually a good thing if your pics come out dark).Either printer would do the job, I settled on the HP for the name and choices of paper and easy access to many accessories.You won't be disappointed with the results of the printer.It is worth the money. ... Read more

Editorial Review

While kids may coo over carnival-colored units, you'll be impressed bythe substantial, professional demeanor of the gunmetal black Hewlett-PackardPhotoSmart P1000 printer. It connects to your PC and also directly acceptsCompactFlash Type I/II or SmartMedia from your digital camera. Plus, it offersfast, photo-quality printing and HP PhotoREt technology.Read more

Features

• Accepts your digital camera's CompactFlash or SmartMedia--no PC required
• Up to 2,400 x 1,200 resolution on photo paper
• Exclusive HP PhotoREt color layering technology for sharp, accurate color
• Prints up to 11 ppm in black, 8.5 ppm in color
• Supports compatible infrared cameras, PDAs, and notebooks for wireless printing

Reviews (60)

Mostly Great - Used for 3 years now, but...
I LOVE this printer!I've owned one since a few months after they became available, and bought a camera (HP 618) well-matched to it.Here's the good, the bad, and the ugly - and I've experienced all three but still love the printer enough to be getting a new one right now. Don't buy if you have XP as your OS
This printer is terrible if you're running XP. Trouble getting it to operate, problems once you do, and very little help from HP. Good luck even getting the proper drivers to download from the HP site.When it works, pic quality is great...although there are feeding problems once in awhile.

Great but can be tricky to set up.
I've had this printer for about 8 months, and I am finally happy with it in general. When I first set it up, it was via parallel connection on a PC running Windows ME. Total set up time was 10 minutes and text and graphics printing was very good. However, loading photo paper, which requires some tricky maneuvers and varies among the different sized papers, is enough to discourage a lot of photo printing, especially on 4" x 6" paper, which uses a separate tray for loading and is finicky on a good day. I then moved the printer to my laptop and tried to set it up via the USB port. This was rougher and required uninstalling the printer and then reinstalling it and selecting USB connectivity. Not a big deal except nowhere does it say to do that; you just figure it out by trial-and-error. The big deal came when I upgraded my laptop's OS to Windows XP. The original driver for ME or even Windows 2000 does not work with XP. Try finding the driver via the HP website and you're in for the run-around of a lifetime. It turns out their FTP site in the U.S. is so overloaded that you'll only be directed to that site at weird, off hours. Otherwise, you're redirected to the Twilight Zone. My success finally came when I located (via a Google search) HP's Euro FTP server, which at midnight here was quite responsive. Quality remains quite acceptable and noise is very good. Ink usage is a bit high, but as I rarely am in the mood to print photos anymore, it's less of an issue. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Printers (Printer)    2. Color    3. Digital Camera Interface, Photo Printing    4. P1000, P, 1000, Photo Smart   

Editorial Review

Based on the popular HP P1000, the HP PhotoSmart 1215 photo printer directly accepts CompactFlash and SmartMedia cards and prints wirelessly from infrared devices. No PC is required, but it is PC and Mac compatible. With 2,400 x 1,200 dpi resolution and HP's enhanced layering technology, photos are stunningly beautiful and text is razor sharp. The updated version is faster and quieter and has an optical sensor that automatically adjusts printer settings for the paper type.Read more

Features

• 2,400 x 1,200 dpi enhanced resolution using photo paper
• Exclusive HP PhotoREt III color layering technology
• Prints black text at 17 ppm, color at 13 ppm
• Prints directly from digital camera memory cards
• Parallel, USB, and wireless infrared interfaces; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (23)

Hate This Printer!Annoying messages to reset it !!!
I had had two HP printers. Both broke in the same places - where the paper shoots out from the printer; the wings or the "arms" which guide the paper from the printer - both broke easily.
Recipe for grief
Until this product, I was a huge promoter of HP printers, but the HP 1215 apparently was designed with little attention to Apple compatibility.Unpredictably it refused to print first in 0S9 and then in 0SX.I'm frankly sick of downloading and reloading new drivers only to find they don't work and/or freeze up my entire computer.Because of this printer I've cleaned off my entire hard drive, lost valuable files and programs, and still wound up with a non-functional machine.It's been in my closet for 6 months, and I'm considerably happier with a new bottom-of-the-line Canon printer.

Great printer
I have had this printer for about 1 year and I love it!. I have had no problems with it. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Hewlett Packard, Hewlett-Packard    2. Inkjet, ink jet, Photo Smart    3. Deskjet, desk jet,    4. 1215, PS1215, PS 1215, PS 1215xi    5. Photo printer, p1215, Photo, print, color, HP, picture   

Features

• Brand Name - Quality you can trust
• Manufactured by: Hewlett Packard Pcdo
• Product is sold as 1 Pack
• Dye Ink Value Pack
• Ships Via UPS

Features

• Brand Name - Quality you can trust
• Manufactured by: Hewlett Packard Pcdo
• Product is sold as 1 Pack
• Dye Ink Value Pack
• Ships Via UPS

Features

• Brand Name - Quality you can trust
• Manufactured by: Hewlett Packard Pcdo
• Product is sold as 1 Pack
• Dye Ink Value Pack
• Ships Via UPS

Editorial Review

If you're looking for a point-and-shoot, go-anywhere snapshot digital camera, the HP PhotoSmart 435 is a great choice. With its 3.1-megapixel resolution, you'll be able to print enlargements up to 11 x 14 inches. You also get HP's Instant Share Feature, a movie mode with audio, a 16 MB internal memory, and an expansion slot for adding SD and MMC memory cards. Read more

Features

• 3.1-megapixel CCD
• Up to 5x digital zoom
• 1.5'' LCD image display
• 16 MB internal memory; compatible with Secure Digital (SD) and MMC memory cards
• Powered by 2 AA batteries (alkalines included, rechargeables recommended); connects to PCs and Macs via USB 1.1

Reviews (5)

Dead camera and not enough money to get another one
I bought this camera and was so happy with it.I got married about 2 and a half months after I got it.After coming home and downloading the pics to my desktop I turned the camera off because it ATE a set of rechargeable batteries for a snack and burped them back at you.The next time I went to use my camera it would not turn on.I tried to take it back from where I bought it and it was day 91...you guessed it....they won't take it back.After contacting HP they said it would cost $140 to fix this hunk of plastic.....I didn't even pay that much for it.I will NEVER buy HP anything again.I thought they were a good name then a week ago my friends HP laptop literally smoked itself.....filled her whole apartment with smoke...way to go HP!!
why pay 300? get it for FREE
nice camera that you can get here http://www.cameras4free.com/default.aspx?r=345693 thanks for read

ehhh..
Went to (...) after my fujifilm died after 4 months- saw this gamera looks great- has that expensive touch to it only 128 so i thought why not?
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Features

• Brand Name - Quality you can trust
• Manufactured by: Hewlett Packard Pcdo
• Product is sold as 1 Pack
• Dye Ink Value Pack
• Ships Via UPS

Editorial Review

The Hewlett-Packard ScanJet 2200c provides color scanning, and push-buttonoperation, while accommodating 3-D objects and books. Scan your images toWeb, print, or e-mail, with 600-dpi optical resolution and 42-bit color,with this slim, low-profile scanner designed for PC owners.Read more

Features

• Easy-to-use color scanner
• Built-in scan and copy buttons for 1-touch scanning
• 600 dpi optical resolution with 42-bit color
• USB connectivity, PC compatible
• Includes complete software bundle

Reviews (17)

my HP2200c scanner was junk
After a three days of successful scanning of about 50 photos, my newly purchased HP2200c scanner made a loud pop, and electrical smelling smoke came from it.It was just sitting there and BANG!It made OK scans (I've seen better) but never worked again after the BANG.

No review - need help
My granddaughter gave me her unused scanner, hp 2200c, but has lost the software. How do I find an installation disk? I'll be glad to purchase what's needed. Thanx, Bill

Very nice scanner
I've owned this scanner for almost two years and has worked perfectly for everything I scan.Never a glitch.Unfortunately I'm now needing one that will scan negatives and slides as well.I wish they were as cheaply priced as this one was.For a first time user, you can't go wrong in buying this little workhorse. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Scanners - 600 DPI optical resolution    2. Scanners - PC Compatible    3. Scanners - 42 Bit   

Editorial Review

HP's Photosmart 720 digital camera offers high 3.3-megapixel resolution and 3x optical zoom in a compact frame. It doesn't quite slip into a pocket, but as it weighs only a little over half a pound, it's easily portable. Read more

Features

• 3.3 megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 8 x 10 prints and medium-quality prints up to 11 x 14
• 3x optical plus 4xdigital zoom lens (for 12x total) with autofocus
• 16 MB internal memory with Secure Digital card slot
• Connects to Macs and PCs via USB port
• Powered by 4 AA batteries; NiHM rechargeables recommended

Reviews (17)

Good product
I bought this camera in May 2004 and it seemed an excellent deal at the time (250 dollars). It takes good photos and it's sturdy. I am now upgrading to one of those credit-card size cameras with 4 MP but my brother is buying the HP from me.
Unsatisfied
I was really unsatisfied with this camera- beware- if you buy this camera you will need to buy the docking station and a camera card- both of which DO NOT come with it. You will need these items to use this camera often. This camera is not the best of what is out there but it gets you by. Wish I waited to buy something else- most other digital cameras are smaller now, come with more and hold more pictures.
Disappointed with this model
I too picked this model on the positive reviews.I bought it in May of 2003 along with an HP photo printer.In August 2003, a few days before my vacation, it just stopped working.HP tech support was excellent got another right out to me.Now April 2004, it did it again.It worked one day, batteries went dead, I charged them and can't get it to turn on again. Tech support was great another one is coming.However, my 1 year warranty is up in May and I am on my 3rd camera!They will give me 90 dayson the 3rd one and that is it.I am going to have to buy their extended warranty program through HP because I fear in 3-6 months, it won't work again.I expressed my concern and I wanted to upgrade to a newer model and pay the difference. They don't have anything to offer for this one. Something is wrong with this series.On the other hand, the printer has been great. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. HP; 720    2. photo smart    3. C 315; 720   

Features

• 48 MHz RISC processor with instant on-fuser
• Fast 10 ppm printing, with 15 second first page out speed
• Crisp 1,200 dpi effective output resolution
• 1 MB built in memory
• USB interface, 2-meter cable included; PC compatible

Features

• UPC - 808736334082
• Printers Laser Laser Accessories

Features

• Brand Name - Quality you can trust
• Manufactured by: Hewlett Packard Pcdo
• Product is sold as 1 Each
• Print Cartridge
• Ships Via UPS

Editorial Review

The PhotoSmart C200 is a relative breakthrough in its market--it's a name-brand, quality digital camera at a price that puts it in the reach of most consumers. It boasts a good top resolution, a color LCD display, point-and-shoot operation, and a lens system with a macro mode for extreme closeups. It uses removable, reusable CompactFlash memory cards, and comes with an 8 MB card that can hold up to 80 photos. The C200 also offers a 2x digital zoom and a built-in automatic flash. It includes everything you need to transfer your photos to your PC, including basic image-editing software. The Hewlett-Packard PhotoSmart C200 is compact enough to rival traditional point-and-shoots for portability. Overall, it's a great way to try out digital photography without draining your wallet. ... Read more

Features

• 1 megapixel sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 4 x 6 prints
• 2x digital zoom with autofocus
• Included 8 MB SmartMedia card holds 24 images at default resolution
• Connects to PCs via serial port
• 4 AA batteries included

Reviews (70)

JUNK
Do not buy sucks batteries in half hour bad MP. Do not recomend
Great, hard working camera!
I have purchased five of the HP C200 cameras over the past few years - one for each member of the family plus a spare to keep in the car.They are easy to use, feel more like a "real" camera than some lightweight digitals, and are very sturdy. Using highest resolution the photos print out great.(I send to Wal-Mart so not expensive either.) I highly recommend this camera; of course, I don't think it's produced any more!

Photo imaging
I am very happy with my camera but I am having a problem with the computer reading the camera for photo imaging.I have the imaging software on my home and work computer but they both say that it cannnot read the camera.I have check everything but it still will not work.Can you help with my problem?Thank you. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras (Camera)    2. Autofocus, Auto focus, flash, Autoflash    3. Zoom    4. Photo Smart, HP, H-P    5. C 200   

Editorial Review

Combining high resolution with a fast scanning speed, the Hewlett-PackardScanJet 6300Cxi flatbed scanner is a perfect complement to the latest PowerMac and Windows systems. It offers stunning 36-bit color and 1,200 dpiresolution for high performance and professional images.Read more

Features

• 1200 dpi optical resolution
• 36-bit color depth
• Dual USB and SCSI interface
• HP PrecisionScan Pro software included
• PC and Mac compatible