Perfectly timed with the back to school rush, HP released it's latest innovation in their Photosmart line, the HP Photosmart C4780
. It is very reasonable priced at $130, and at the time of this writing, there is a $25 instant rebate from HP bringing the cost down to a low $105. It features a 1.45" TouchSmart LCD screen for easy viewing of your photos. The Photosmart C4780 will print at a max of 29 pages per minute for black and white jobs and 23 pages per minute for color jobs. The maximum resolution of this AIO device is a solid 4800 x 1200 dpi. It is both PC and Mac compatible and offers a card reader that accepts the following: Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo, SD, MultimediaCard, SD High Capacity Card and the xD-Picture Card. One of the nicest features of the C4780 is its wireless connectivity (and the fact that it's easy to set up). Most of the initial reactions by both review sites and consumers are favorable across the web thus far. The high print quality was another of the machine's selling points. Like many of the less expensive HP models, it utilizes HP's two cartridge system-both HP 60s-for black and then a tri-color. All signs seem to indicate this printer will soon be sitting in a multitude of dorm rooms and homes across the nation.
. It is very reasonable priced at $130, and at the time of this writing, there is a $25 instant rebate from HP bringing the cost down to a low $105. It features a 1.45" TouchSmart LCD screen for easy viewing of your photos. The Photosmart C4780 will print at a max of 29 pages per minute for black and white jobs and 23 pages per minute for color jobs. The maximum resolution of this AIO device is a solid 4800 x 1200 dpi. It is both PC and Mac compatible and offers a card reader that accepts the following: Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo, SD, MultimediaCard, SD High Capacity Card and the xD-Picture Card. One of the nicest features of the C4780 is its wireless connectivity (and the fact that it's easy to set up). Most of the initial reactions by both review sites and consumers are favorable across the web thus far. The high print quality was another of the machine's selling points. Like many of the less expensive HP models, it utilizes HP's two cartridge system-both HP 60s-for black and then a tri-color. All signs seem to indicate this printer will soon be sitting in a multitude of dorm rooms and homes across the nation.