HP PhotoSmart 8750
Printer
Review & Its InkJet Cartridges
HP PhotoSmart 8750 Street Price: $499.99
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You can make direct printing
from memory cards with PictBridge compatible HP 8750 printer
HP PhotoSmart 8750 Printer Key Features:
Product Specifications (HP 8750, Q5747A#ABA):
Print resolution: Up to 1200 x 1200-rendered dpi;
Color: Up to 4800-optimized dpi color and 1200-input dpi
Print technology: HP Thermal Inkjet
Print speed: Up to 19ppm black; 1.3 minutes for
color letter; 29 seconds for color 4" x 6" photo
Printer ink cartridges: HP 96 black, HP 97
tri-color, HP 99 tri-color photo, HP 100 gray photo, HP 101 blue photo,
HP 102 high-capacity gray photo
Input capacity: 80 sheets letter/legal; 25
transparencies; 10 envelopes; 80 labels; 20 banners; 30 cards
Media handling (standard): 80-sheet input tray,
5-sheet bypass tray, single-sheet rear feed
Borderless printing: Up to 13" x 19"
Media types: Plain, inkjet, photo, banner,
envelopes, transparencies, labels, cards, iron-on transfers
Media sizes: Letter, legal, panorama, 4" x 6", 5" x
7", 8" x 10", 13" x 9", A5, Super B, B, B4, B5
Standard connectivity: 1 USB 2.0, 1 Ethernet port
(requires adapter, sold separately), 1 PictBridge, 4 memory card slots
Wireless connectivity: Optional Wi-Fi 802.11b or g
wireless with purchase of optional Jetdirect accessory
Bluetooth connectivity: Optional with HP bt300
Bluetooth Wireless Printer Adapter Q3395A
Memory card compatibility: CompactFlash Type I and
II, Secure Digital, MultiMedia Card, Memory Stick, xD, USB Flash
PC system requirements: For all systems: 4x CD-ROM
drive, SVGA monitor (800 x 600, 16-bit color), USB port and USB cable
(not included), Adobe Acrobat 5 or higher recommended, Internet access
recommended; networking features require a working ethernet or wireless
802.11b/g network; for PC systems: Pentium II (or equivalent) or
greater, 64 MB RAM (256 MB recommended), 600 MB free hard disk space (2
GB recommended), Microsoft Windows 98, 2000 Professional, Me, XP Home,
or XP Professional, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5; for Mac systems: G3
processor or greater, 128 MB RAM (256 MB recommended), 500 MB free hard
disk space
Mac system requirements: 4x CD-ROM drive, SVGA
monitor (800 x 600, 16-bit color), USB port and USB cable (not
included), Adobe Acrobat 5 or higher recommended, Internet access
recommended; Networking features require a working ethernet or wireless
802.11b/g network; G3 processor or greater, 128 MB RAM (256 MB
recommended), 500 MB free hard disk space, Mac OS X v 10.1.5, 10.2, 10.3
In the box: Photosmart 8750, Hp 96 cartridge, HP 97
cartridge, power supply, basics guide, setup poster, CD with HP Photo &
Imaging software for Microsoft Windows and Macintosh; HP Memories Disc
Creator software, electronic documentation, HP media sampler, warranty
and registration card
Product Description for HP PhotoSmart 8750
(From the Manufacturer, Hewlett Packard)
The ultimate HP 9-ink photo printer designed for the professional, fine
art, portrait and serious amateur photographer who wants finished,
professional-quality photos up to 13 by 19 inches to sell, exhibit, or
admire for generations.1 Photos can last up to 100 years when displayed
under glass2 or over 200 years in a photo album.3 The HP Photosmart 8750
produces 9-ink color prints and provides color management controls and
remarkable printer flexibility to produce realistic color and true
black-and-white photos that are true to your vision.
What's in the Box
Photosmart 8750, Hp 96 cartridge, HP 97 cartridge, power supply, basics
guide, setup poster, CD with HP Photo & Imaging software for Microsoft
Windows and Macintosh; HP Memories Disc Creator software, electronic
documentation, HP media sampler, warranty and registration card; USB and
Ethernet cables not included
HP PhotoSmart 8750 Street Price: $499.99
PC MAGAZINE.com Editors' review:
The HP Photosmart 8750 Professional Photo Printer ($499.99 direct) is
one of the rare ink jet printers designed primarily for photos at sizes
up to 13 by 19 inches. And although you can use it as an all-purpose
printer, it's best as a second printer reserved strictly for photos.
At 10 by 25.3 by 24.1 inches (HWD), the Photosmart 8750 has a large
footprint, but still manages a sleek look, with a gray finish punctuated
by a flip-up LCD panel, memory card slots, and a PictBridge connector
for cameras. Inside, the printer takes three cartridges with six to nine
ink colors, depending on which ones you use. It ships with a tricolor
cartridge with cyan, yellow, and magenta; a photo gray cartridge with
three shades of gray; and what HP calls a blue photo cartridge, with
light cyan, light magenta, and blue, for a total of nine colors and a
wider gamut than most photo printers.
You can swap the blue photo cartridge for one with light cyan, light
magenta, and black, and swap the photo gray for a black cartridge. We
ran our text and graphics tests with a blue photo, a tricolor, and a
black cartridge (7 colors) for fastest times. For photos, we used the
nine-ink configuration for best quality.
Photos were at the high end of very good, just missing out on excellent.
Most images qualified as true photo quality, but we saw a sprinkling of
minor issues, including a slight tint in one photo that gave clouds a
pink tinge. Graphics were also at the high end of very good, and text
was at the high end of good.
More relevant is that HP claims a 100-year lifetime for 8750 output
displayed under glass, or 200 years in a photo album, a claim that Canon
doesn't make. If you care about long-lasting prints, you may decide it's
worth waiting a little extra time for the output.
Related links for HP PhotoSmart 8750:
HP PhotoSmart 8750 printer ink cartridges at PrintCountry.com
Buy this printer at Amazon.com
HP.com's site
HP printer ink cartridges
HP Driver
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