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 | Title : HP PhotoSmart 7550 PhotoSmart Printer
Author : Hewlett Packard
Release Date : 20020907
Binding : Electronics
Regular Price : $299.99
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Editorial Reviews :
Enjoy high performance with the HP PhotoSmart 7550 printer--HP's best photo-quality printer at the time of its release. Preview and edit photos before you print with the color LCD, right on the printer's front panel. Get crisp detail and color with up to 4,800 (optimized dpi on premium photo papers) or up to seven-ink printing.
You can print directly from your digital camera memory card using convenient card slots--without using a computer. The printer works with CompactFlash Types I and II, SmartMedia, Secure Digital, Multi-Media cards, and Sony Memory Stick. Print borderless photos using the convenient 4-x-6-inch photo paper tray and HP Premium Plus photo paper. Photos printed with the PhotoSmart 7550 resist fading twice as long as most traditionally processed photos--up to 65 years on HP Premium Plus photo paper (based on information provided to HP by Wilhelm Imaging Research Inc.). Ink-reserve printing mode completes the print job even if one cartridge runs out, while paper-type and size sensors automatically adjust the print settings for best quality.
Use the included HP Memories disc-creator software to create your own digital slide shows and view them on a PC or TV via a DVD player, or organize and store your digital photos on CD and print your favorite photos (this feature works with Windows only).
Buyer Reviews :
I have owned several HP and Epson photo quality printers.
Each has been pretty good, but had one or two annoyances
that grew more bothersome over time. Particularly as
consumer digital cameras have improved to the 3 and 4
megapixel level, it was necessary to do something about
the quality of home photo printers. I think HP had the
farthest to go and they have closed the gap and taken a
wide lead with the 7550. The move to seven inks (from
HP's usual 4)in this model and the ability to go as
high as 4800 X 1200 dpi, has answered my concerns about
larger prints from my 4 megapixel Canon camera. This
printer also has a simple loading mechanism for 4x6
snapshots and I really like the new print cartridge
access (to the right of the paper trays), which means
I no longer have to drag the printer out from under the
shelf to open its top and change a cartiridge. This,
plus the front paper loading mechanism, makes the 7550
a real low profile machine. The LCD and controls allow
you to print pictures without the computer, though that
is not a big deal to me. The printer is quiet and fast
and I haven't given it a picture yet that it hasn't
handled with beautiful results. HP claims the new inks
and papers it is releasing with these new model printers
will last 65 years. I'll get back to you about that
claim in 2067.
(by Randall L Lewis)
Features/Technical Specs :
* 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
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