Editorial Review:Product Description:The versatile, high-performance HP Photosmart C7280 All-in-One offers lab-quality photos, laser-quality documents, with copy, scan and fax functionality. Users have the ability to remain highly productive with an automatic document feeder, automated photo tray, two-side print capability, built-in wireless and Ethernet connectivity. With one touch buttons and blazing print speeds, the HP Photosmart C7280 All-in-One makes it easy and fast to produce effortless photos and documents in the home or office.
Amazon.com Product Description:If you're looking for a single device that prints, faxes, copies, and scans, the HP Photosmart C7280 All-in-One Printer, Scanner, and Copier is your answer. The printer has a built-in 2.4-inch display you can use to easily print photos without a PC: Simply put your memory card into the memory card slot (compatible with Secure Digital/MultiMediaCard, CompactFlash, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo, xD-Picture Card), preview it on the display, and print. Enhancing your photos and removing red eye is as simple as pushing the HP Red-eye Removal button.
The HP Photosmart C7280 produces lab-quality, fade-resistant photo prints by using a six-ink color system for accurate color reproduction. Photos will always print on the correct side of the paper with the right quality settings because of HP Auto Sense technology. And coupled with HP Advanced Photo Paper, the C6280 is sure to produce photos that are smudge and smear-resistant right from the printer. Print speed is outstanding as well, at up to 34 ppm black and 33 ppm color. For those looking to save paper, an included duplexer lets you print on both sides of the paper. Sharing the printer with everyone on your network is simple with both built-in wireless and Ethernet connectivity.
The fax functionality is performed by a 33.6 Kbps modem at speeds up to three seconds per page. The built-in memory can hold up to 90 pages and the fax is capable of color faxing, delayed sending, and auto-redialing with a maximum of 48 broadcasting locations. The scanner uses a Contact Image Scanner (CIS) for scans at up to 4800 dpi optical resolution with a scan size of up to 8.6 by 11.7 inches. The copier supports pages up to this size as well and you can make up to 50 copies in one pass. Color copies are supported and there are settings for enlarging and reducing from 50 to 400 percent. HP Photosmart C7280 supports Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows XP Home and Professional, and Windows Vista as well as Mac OS X 10.3.9 and 10.4.x. It is backed by a 1-year warranty.
What's in the Box Photosmart C7280 all-in-one, power cord, phone cord, 02 black ink cartridge, 02 cyan ink cartridge, 02 magenta ink cartridge, 02 yellow ink cartridge, 02 light cyan ink cartridge, 02 light magenta ink cartridge, set up guide, user's guide, paper sample pack, installer CD, and two-sided printing accessory.
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c7280
Este printer es muy bueno, lo unico que no me gusta es que hace mucho ruido cuando se prende, tiene un poco de problemas cuando se utiliza el wireless porque se pierde la conexion, aunque mejora un poco cuando se utiliza el upgrade. pero aun asi tiene sus fallas, la calidad de su fotos es muy buena comparado con otras impresoras, pero no tan buena como si fuera un laboratorio o walgreens u otro lugar de revelado. el scanner es bastante bueno y rapido, aunque no me gusta mucho el software que utiliza para el escaner, el fax es como cualquier otra maquina de fax, el alimentador de papeles funciona muy bien y casi nunca hace un jam de papeles. en resumen es muy buena impresora, la compraria de nuevo y la recomiendo.
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Worst software for any printer I have ever purchased.
The software on the printer sucks. Its got to be the most fustrating software ever and I work in the computer field. The HP Photosmart Essentials is mostly crapware. Maybe if HP spent a little more time on the software to manage the printer than they do on the crapware it would be a better product. The wireless feature is also very frustrating. Printing envelopes is venture you need to avoid. Not recommended at all.
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Nice Features, Jamming Problems
A very user friendly all-in-one printer that is easy to set up and use. The in-printer LCD help is easy to understand and I had no issues getting this set up as a network printer. I did not load all the HP Bloatware, there is 100MBs of software that really serves no useful purpose. I installed the drivers and all went well. We use this to fax, copy and print from multiple PCs and it has been A-OK, until recently, except for running through ink fairly quickly. I do like the new Vivera cartridges and the resulting color,
Well, I've owned this printer for about 4 months and was extremely satisfied until it started jamming on print operations. No matter what I printed or what type of paper I used -- jam! I contcated HP and they agreed to replace the printer. That is the good news. I just hope the replacement unit doesn't experience the same issue.
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JUNK!
This printer is junk. Do not buy it. A nightmare to set up if you want to take advantage of its wireless feature. Mine broke down after 6 mos--ink system failure. Well-intentioned but unintelligible support sent a replacement which never even made it through initial set-up (carriage jam). I would return it if I could. NUMEROUS and lengthy calls to HP--also a NIGHTMARE!
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Great Printer
Does it all well... it seems HP just has printing down. Prints pictures, documents, copies, scans, fax. Whatever you would need, easily from one machine. We used to make copies by scanning them and then printing. Having a machine that can make "photo copies" is so much easier. No need to "accept" scanned image, or possibly edit the scanner setting to get the image to copy correctly.
In our place, wireless (WiFi) printing is a necessity. (Printer is too far away from router to connect there). And it's fairly simple to set up. I just wish that when you're setting it up to work with your 128 bit WEP security, you could set it with a passphrase instead of having to enter 26 keys. That can be a bit of challenge. You can easily forget to type a key, and going back to find what you missed is a bit of a pain.Now granted, I could have done it with a flash key... anyway, it's worth the trouble to set it up. And if you ARE connecting directly to your computer with a USB cable, that won't be an issue for you.
So go ahead and buy it, you know you want to!
