Features

• High-quality, durable color photo prints
• PictBridge compatible--no PC required
• Affordable and fun printing for all the family
• Multiple paper sizes
• Windows and Mac supported (software supplied)

Reviews (1)

The little printer that could
I wanted a simple printer so I could print a few prints from time to time to hand out. For $50, this seemed like the right one.
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Features

• 2,400 x 600 dpi resolution in black and color
• Up to 5 ppm color, 20 ppm black print speed
• 35,000-page maximum monthly duty cycle
• 32 MB standard memory
• USB 2.0 interface, optional Ethernet; PC compatible

Reviews (24)

Konica Minolta 2400W Review
Bang for the buck you can't go wrong.Cost per copy is half the lexmark (13 cents) and less HP (9 cents).Based on normal toner costs it runs about 6 cents per copy on 5% coverage of 3 cartridges.Granted, photos will cost more but that's across the board.No laser will ever be "Photo Quality" because the "ink" is melted plastic dots. but unless you're looking under magnification, this does a damned fine job.The ONLY drawback I have with this unit is the paper feed.In order to get it to print on heavy stock glossy paper, I have to help it grab the paper.Once the paper pickup has a hold of it, it goes through the machine just fine.Not recommended for someone interested in printing multiple copies on heavy paper but for the occasional birthday card it's great!!!
Nice print but....
I have owned this printer form 4 months now and can say the quality of the print is very nice, but the printer is a huge memory hog.If I have more than a couple applications open, firefox internet brower and an excel spreadsheet for example, the printer will not have enough memory to properly print the desired page.A solid black page results, of course you have no warning, that there will be a problem so its trial and error. I have wasteda vast amount of toner printing these solid black pages because of this.If you do buy this printer, you should close running applications before printing.The only reason I gave it two stars instead of one is that the print quality is good, when it prints.

Can only use on thin 20lb paper
Very poor design. As a number of reviewers have mentioned, printing on any kind of quality paper confuses the Konica, which will go into "jam" mode and not feed the paper properly. And who wants to print professional color copies on flimsy, cheap paper? This is sporadic and I have not found a way to "jimmy" the way the paper feeds to correct it.
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Features

• Allows you to capture photos while processing others.
• Digital Film designed for the Professional Photographer
• Solid State Design provides the ultimate in reliability
• Speed Rated product provides faster transfer rates
• 100% Camera comapatibilty guarantee

Features

• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi color, 1,200 x 1,200 dpi black
• Up to 20 ppm black and color speed, 4-by-6 photo as fast as 27 seconds
• 2.5-inch LCD to rotate, crop, zoom, and remove red-eye before printing
• Frame-by-frame printing of digital video
• USB interface, slots for digital-camera memory cards; PC/Mac

Reviews (19)

Worked great for a year... then.. pft.
If I wrote this review a month ago, I would have said Yes, this printer is fantastic. The photo quality is gorgeous and its easy to use.
Small part broke off from tri-color cartridge holder
A small plastic part broke off from the tri-color cartridge holder, and now the little metal wire in that cartridge holder area no longer is in the correct position. When I put a tri-color cartridge in, the printer says the color cartridge is bad. The printer now will only print with the black or photo cartridge in--but either way the prints come out black and white. I really loved this printer until this happened. I was concerned about the cheap feel of the cartridge holders and the snap down latch on the cartridges--but I thought it would be ok since it was made by HP. I am going to miss this printer (I am still upset that it broke!) and I was careful with it.

Flimsy as advertised...
As others have specified, things are flimsy.I've had this printer now for 389 days.And as the tech support person I talked to this evening, there is only a 365 day warranty...
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Editorial Review

The Canon i470D Photo Printer delivers high-quality photos from your computer or directly from removable memory, as well as detailed printing from the Web and crisp text. It achieves print speeds of up to 18 pages per minute in black and up to 12 ppm in color, along with resolution of up to 4,800 x 1,200 color dpi.Read more

Features

• Up to 18 ppm black, 12 ppm color
• Prints 4-by-6-inch borderless photos in just 93 seconds
• 4,800 x 1,200 dpi color, 600 x 600 dpi black
• Reads CompactFlash, Memory Stick, Microdrive, SmartMedia, SD, and MultimediaCard
• USB 2.0 interface; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (26)

Awesome printer
I bought this printer to make photo pictures with my Kodak digital camera.I liked the idea that you could print pictures with it and not have to have it hooked up to a computer.
Best printer I've ever owned!
I've been through a lot of crappy printers and this one was the best I've ever had.It's held up through 4 moves, a lot of printing through grad school, and the best part is that the ink cartridges are cheap and last a long time!I also recently discovered that it prints great pics!All around, you couldn't ask for more for $99.

Solid Performer on 4X6 photos
The Canon i470D has turned out to be a very good investment.I am in electronics sales and we are constantly told to that "features tell & benefits sell!"
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Features

• Measures 1.77-inches long by 1.46-inches wide by .03-inches thick and weighs only .08 ounces.
• 128 MB storage capacity
• Rated for 3.3V and 5.0V devices
• Erasure-prevention switch
• Backed by a 5-year limited customer-satisfaction warranty

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IF YOU HAVE A TEKXON DIGITAL CAMERA DO NOT GET THIS!
IF YOU HAVE A TEKXON DIGITAL CAMERA DO NOT GET THIS because when you put the memory card in and you turn the camera on the screen goes black!
Very good item
Lexar it's a very good brand for your choose of a memory device. I've a memory stick format 128mb since 1 year and a half and I think it's better than other brands.

Great product!
I bought this card for my Kodak Easy Share 3.1 mp camera.Before I ordered it I was a little worried that it might not work, but I was very happy that when I received it, it worked right off without having to format it or anything.I bought it specifically for a Duran Duran concert on July 18th in Orlando; I took 80+ pictures and did not have to wait long after each picture to take another one.I then took the card to Walmart to have the pictures printed, and it worked fine there as well.If you are looking for a reliable memory card to hold a lot of pictures, try this one! ... Read more

Features

• Up to 2,800 x 1,440 dpi native resolution, 5,760 x 1,440 optimized
• Up to 15 ppm speed; copies up to 13 cpm
• Up to 600 x 1,200 dpi optical scan resolution, 48-bit color
• Borderless printing; digital camera memory-card slots
• USB 2.0 interface, PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (138)

NEVER AGAIN!
I bought this printer after, (I THOUGHT), much research.It worked great to begin with and I have no complaints about the quality of photo or document printing, scanning, or copying.However, like another reviewer I missed the deadline on the class action suit and after only 1 1/2 yrs. my printer died on me.I can still scan, but that's it.I was also offered free shipping and repair by their customer loyalty dept. but decided against that.My previous printer was a "Plain Jane" ink jet printer that came with my computer and worked great for 4 years until I replaced it with the Epson because I wanted to be able to scan.I expected more from Epson and I was sorely disappointed.I don't recommend them or their products to anyone.

Don't even think about it.
How can they still offer this printer for sale when there is a class action lawsuit against Epson of America (EOA) concerning this printer (http://www.epsonsettlement.com/Notice.htm)? I have one of these lemons and I unfortunately passed the June 22, 2006 deadline to file so I will send it to you for free if you pay the shipping. As far as your buying this printer or any EOA products, you would have to be a fool.

Just stops printing
This product starts off working really well.Then, out of the blue, it prints only blank pages. Rather than replacing or repairing teh machine, Epson offers so-called "customer loyalty" options, which means that one buys a new all-in-one from a very limited selection at a modest discount.Oh, my.... ... Read more

Features

• 2GB 60X Secure Digital Card
• Tough and highly durable
• High data transfer rate
• Reliable and extremely portable
• Five year limited warranty

Reviews (1)

durable SD card
I read that this card is supposed to be very durable.I use it in my Samsung i730 phone.I don't plan on freezing my phone or SD card, but its it nice to know someone did freeze their ATP SD card and it still worked. ... Read more

Features

• Equivalent focal length to 31.5mm in the 35mm format with *ist D series
• The image circle is designed to match the CCD used in PENTAX digital SLRs
• Ultra-compact pancake-type design weighs just 4.7 ounces
• Exceptional high contrast, high resolution optics with minimal aberrations
• Responsive "Quick-Shift Focus System" allows instant shift from AF to MF

Features

• Complies with the MultiMediaCard Association Standard Specifications, Version 2.11
• SPI Interface
• Non-volatile Memory
• NAND Type Flash Memory
• Low power consumption

Reviews (4)

Great MMC Card for its price
The ACP-EP MMC card is relatively cheap given its 512MB capacity and arrived before the expected arrival date.I have not had a complaints on using it and I do not expect to have any.

worked for my nokia 6230
i got this to replace my 16mb memory card on the nokia 6230
Great card
I bought one of these to replace the standard 32MB card that came with my camera. Wow, now I can store a ton of pictures. The price on the EP Memory cards are awesome too. ... Read more

Features

• Classic Gloss finish
• True feel of a real photograph
• Excellent image stability
• Superb photographic image quality and consistency
• Designed for high speed printers

Editorial Review

With it's convenient carrying handle and lightweight design, the 7-pound Lexmark P315 portable photo printer makes a great travelling companion. The P315 prints 4-by-6-inch borderless photos in as little as 42 seconds (when printing in Quickprint mode) and can produce up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi resolution (in best mode) from a single tricolor cartridge. (Actual speed will vary.) Read more

Features

• Direct photo printing from PictBridge digital cameras and memory cards
• Borderless 35mm-quality photos with up to 4,800 dpi resolution
• 4-by-6-inch photo as fast as 42 seconds in QuickPrint mode
• 2.5-inch LCD preview; 25-sheet input capacity, Accu-Feed paper handling
• Easy-to-replace tricolor print cartridges; convenient carrying handle

Reviews (4)

Not for the Particular
I was "re-gifted" this printer after dipping my toe into digital photography. I consider myself a 30 year amateur who still loves my SLR & negatives, but attracted to digital by the versatility & convenience. This is an ok printer for everyday use. The skin tones are too red, and resolution not great. Printing is very slow. I haven't used it enough to empty the 1st ink cartridge yet, so I can't comment on that aspect. If you're looking for something to just print those shots to hang on the fridge, it's ok. I'm now looking to purchase a better printer that will produce up to 5x7, at least, prints in the HP brand as I've had good experience with their brand, not so with Lexmark.

Great for Personal Use
I've had this printer for over a year now and I LOVE it.You can't beat the price, and the quality of prints is great for my purposes.I use it to print lots of photos of my kids to put in calendars to give to family and friends, and the last print I made is as good as the first.If you want something more professional quality, I'm sure there are products out there with more bells and whistles.The only real drawback I've experienced is that it seems to go through ink like water, but I suspect that's not unusual for this sort of product.I highly recommend this printer.

Not best effort from Lexmark
I purchased the P315 laboring under the assumption that Lexmark would come out swinging in this competitive market category of personal photo printers.I learned, sadly, that they are only competing based on price and not a combination of price and quality. I printed several test photos which were shot at 5 megapixels with a Kodak DX7630 and was very disappointed with the results.The P315 has trouble with skin tones and dark colors. My family's photos rendered most everyone a reddish skin tone and our dark hair had absolutely no detail and looked, well, fuzzy.The photos were a little grainy and every area where the colors were not the primary shades but deeper greens, browns, blues were lacking detail in the extreme.I printed the exact same photos on the HP 375B with excellent results.The sales associates at Circuit City were so astonished, they asked if I could leave the two sets to demonstrate the differences in the two printers.The scroll through the SD card on the first go round is very slow and requires patience.After you scroll through all of them once, it does go faster.For those who are wondering, I did verify the settings of the printer was at the Photo level and not a lower quality.If you are only concerned about price and not the photo, this may be a choice to consider.Although, I still advise saving up for a better printer.You will probably be more satisfied in the long run. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The HP PhotoSmart 7550 brings exceptional quality, speed, and precision photo printing to home desktops. Crisp detail and rich, vivid color arrive through an optimized maximum resolution of 4,800 dpi, while advanced paper sensors automatically adjust the print settings for best quality.Read more

Features

• Up to 4,800 optimized dpi, 7-ink system for impressive color and laser-quality text
• Up to 17 ppm black, 13 ppm color
• Advanced HP PhotoRet IV color-layering technology
• Convenient 4-by-6-inch tray for borderless photos
• Directly accepts CompactFlash, SmartMedia, Secure Digital, Multi-Media, Memory Stick

Reviews (67)

Crucial pieces broke off
I have had my 7550 printer for 3 years.After the 2 year point the black cartridge stopped working.Replacing it didn't work so I used it in "reserve mode" for a year (only using the other more expensive color cartridges).Today one of the color cartridges stopped working.I found a tiny black piece of plastic at the site, so I checked all three. Lo and behold, the little black pieces that hold the cartridges in place are missing from the two cartridge doors that are not working.I checked the third one and it is hanging by a thread.Three times a charm... sounds like a major design flaw.

Best Printer I ever owned
I love HP printers, but this one takes the top award. It prints photos, word documents, and whatever else you want it to with ULTRA high quality. The LCD just adds to the design. Ink can be expensive as this model holds ALL 3 (black and white, color and photo) all at once, unlike lower models. Its easier though, and well worth it! This is some printer.

Great printer
I am not a technophobe, yet I found this printer easy to use and operate.I have printed all the way to 8 X 10 photos with no problems and great clarity.I really like it, and have owned it since they first came out over a year ago with no problems. ... Read more

Features

• For the FC-E9 Fisheye Converter Lens!

Features

• Classic Gloss finish
• True feel of a real photograph
• Excellent image stability
• Superb photographic image quality and consistency
• Designed for high speed printers

Features

• Compatible with all devices designed to use Secure Digital cards as standard or extended data storage
• For PDA's, MP3's, Digital cameras and other portable devices
• Each card contains a write protect slide switch that provides protection against accidental overwriting or deletion of stored data
• PNY Secure Digital Cards have been designed to comply with current and future SDMI portable device requirements
• Lifetime Warranty protects the Secure Digital Card throughout the life of the product

Reviews (6)

Started good but ended bad
I had this card for more than 6 months, and It worked super in my Canon Powershot A510. Transfers went well too. Then all of a sudden for no reason I kept getting "card error" on my computer and digital camera a week ago. My SD/USB converter couldn't find the card either. I had really good photos I wanted to transfer to my computer and now they are probably lost for good. What a joke.

it holds tons of pictures
i can take about 150 pics and i can record seven min. of video

Unreliable
I have a PNY disk.Shortly after the purchase I started getting "Memory Card Error".It lasted intermittently for another month then died.This is a sure sign of poor quality control.I bought PNY because it was slightly cheaper than the other disks.I suggest investing your money elsewhere.It is worth the extra $$$ to save your precious information. ... Read more

Features

• Jewel Case
• 6MB/sec write speed
• Data Protection Light
• MagicGate copyright protection technology
• Lights when is writes

Reviews (3)

Don't buy any that's not Sony
When I purchased my Sony Cybershot camera I researched which storage device to buy for a while. I saw a lot of bad comments for the Scan Disk drive because Sony cameras would sometimes not recognize it and then the purchase it's lost. I decided to get this one because I hadn't heard of anyone having this problem with the Lexar. Well there's a first time for everything. My lexar memory stick worked fine for a few months (the only reason why I am rating it as a 2 and not a 1) but now the camera won't recognize it and I have to get a new one. I have friends who are techies and most of them have adviced me that for Sony cameras, you should really get a Sony memory stick.

great service
product was exactly what i needed, and service was great!! it was in my hands before i even had to think about tracking it..

Good Service and Price
Very please with the prompt shipping and good price.Will buy again. ... Read more

Features

• Compatible with all devices designed to use Secure Digital cards as standard or extended data storage
• For PDA's, MP3's, Digital cameras and other portable devices
• Each card contains a write protect slide switch that provides protection against accidental overwriting or deletion of stored data
• PNY Secure Digital Cards have been designed to comply with current and future SDMI portable device requirements
• Lifetime Warranty protects the Secure Digital Card throughout the life of the product

Features

• Produces color prints, copies, scans, and faxes
• Up to 30 ppm print speed; up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi resolution
• Up to 30 cpm, reduces and enlarges 25 to 400%
• 2,400 x 4,800 dpi scan resolution, 48-bit color
• Ethernet, wireless 802.11g/b, USB, PictBridge interfaces; PC/Mac

Reviews (52)

Good all-in-one when it works; installing (software) difficult
Full Review
Major software issues
After installing and uninstalling the software and patches ad nauseum, I cannot get rid of the DEP error on my screen.Tech support is terrible and told me my operating system is corrupt and to reload it.On Google, if you search on Photosmart and DEP, there are 36,000 hits discussing this issue.I will never buy another HP product in my lifetime.

Major Scanning Problem
I am using the 2710 in a Mac environment. It works well except for one major design oversight. It will not scan a multi-page document into a single PDF file. If you have a ten page form or document that you need to scan into PDF so you can email it off to your lawyer or broker or whatever, you end up with ten PDF files, one for each page. Ridiculous. The response from HP was that since the product does not have a document feeder, it can only scan one page to one file. That makes no sense whatsoever. It could easily be the case that you need to scan pages from a book or other material that will not go through a document feeder anyway. Besides, flatbed scanners of all ilks (including HP) can be used to scan many pages into a single file. The worst part is that it would be a trivial software tweek to enable it to do the right thing but their latest driver (June 2006) does not fix this glaring oversight. ... Read more