HP recently announced the Photosmart Premium Fax a multifunction printer that sets us free from annoying cables using the Wi-Fi 802.11g, alternatively also has an Ethernet port and a USB. The HP Photosmart Premium Fax are representing main functions of the cone front print and DVD, the ability to scan and photocopy and, finally, the possibility of being used as a fax through a 33.6 kbps modem that allows you to send a page in 3 seconds. There is also a screen to control the various functions and to see, for example, we import the photos from memory cards. As for the more technical it is good to know that can print in draft quality about 30 pages per minute in color b / w and the maximum resolution up to 9600 x 2400. The photo print size 10 x 15 cm occurs in about half a minute and the really important point is that the printer is compatible with WiFi 802.11g. Is by no means first nor the only market where we must evaluate more aspects to decide for one reason and the HP model has a color screen where you can see the photos you import from a memory card. In its extra technical features we can note that works with about 30 pages per minute in both color and black and white, with a good resolution up to 9600 × 2400.
HP Photosmart Premium Fax features
• Send and receive color or black-and-white faxes, with or without a PC.
• Fax, scan and copy up to 50 pages unattended, using the auto document feeder.
• Easily fax and copy two-sided documents using the duplexing automatic document feeder.
• Customize and organize CDs and DVDs(4) with photos, text and personalized labels.
• Quickly print fun and useful templates such as fax cover sheets, calendars, notebook paper.
• Share and print from network notebooks and PCs using built-in wireless and Ethernet.
• Easily print from Bluetooth-enabled wireless devices like cell phones and PDAs.
• Print lab-quality photos that last for generations on HP Advanced Photo Paper.
• Print borderless 4 x 6-inch photos stored on an iPhone or iPod Touch using HP iPrint Photo.
• Directly print from a Sony PlayStation 3 game console
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Sunday, March 8, 2009
9:51 PM
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