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Owners Rating: 6.8
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Manufacturer: HP [ View All HP Printers & All-in-ones ]
Model: Photosmart Plus B210
Type: All-in-one (printer/scanner/copier)
For Use: Home
Width: 17.7 inch (452 mm)
Height: 7.8 inch (199 mm)
Depth: 17.1 inch (437 mm)
Weight: 15.4 lbs (7.45 kg)
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Printer Type: Thermal Ink-jet
Output Type: Color Printer
Format: A4
Print Speed: 30 ppm (black A4), 28 ppm (color A4)
Output Feed Capacity: 50 pages (standart)
Print Resolution: 600x1200 dpi
Input Feed Capacity: 125 pages (standart)
Monthly Duty Cycle: 2500 pages
Media Types: Plain Paper, Cards, Transparencies, Stickers, Photo Paper, Glossy Photo Paper, Envelopes, Matte Photo Paper.
Paper Weight Support: 75-236 g/m2
Ink Cartridges Count: 4
Colors Count: 4-ink
Printing Photos: Yes
Borderless Printing: Yes
Time of Printing Photo (Color, 4"x6"/10x15cm): 16 s
Pigment Ink: Yes
Direct Print (PictBridge): Yes
Cartridge Capacity (Black): 250 pages
Cartridge Capacity (Color): 300 pages
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LCD: Yes
LCD Type: Color
LCD Diagonal Size: 2.36 inch
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Scanner Type: Flatbed
Scanner Format: A4
Scanner Size: 216x297 mm
Pixel Depth: 48 bit
Shades Of Gray: 256
Optical Resolution: 1200x2400 dpi
Enhanced Resolution: 19200x19200 dpi
Zoom Range: 25-400 %
Zoom Step: 1 x
Support Standarts: TWAIN
Copier Resolution (Black): 600x600 dpi
Copier Resolution (Color): 600x600 dpi
Copying Speed: 30 ppm (Black A4), 28 ppm (Color A4)
Maximum Number Of Copies: 50
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Interfaces: Wi-Fi, USB 2.0
Memory: 64 Mb, maximum: 64 Mb
OS Support: Windows, Mac OS
Minimum System Requirements: Intel Pentium II
Power Consumption Operational: 42 W
Power Consumption Standby: 2.6 W
Noise Level: 54 dB
Card Reader: Yes
Supported Flash Cards: Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick Pro, Memory Stick Pro Duo, MMC, SD, xD-Picture
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| OWNERS' REVIEWS |
Paul
September 06, 2011
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| Awesome printer. Great printing and scanning. Photocopy function is quite good as well. Scans wirelessly easily to my PC, hopefully will do so when I get my Mac. Macs do not usually have good printer/scanner drivers written for them. You have to enable the wireless scanning in the Device Stage of Win7, but that's a simple click. Love the fact the photo paper stays in the printer at all times. Also like the power save function. You will need that because this thing takes 2 minutes to turn on. Better just to leave it on and enable power saver. |
| Problems: Takes 2 minutes to turn on. |
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siddharth
September 05, 2011
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hi can anyone give me fair opinion regarding whether to go for this all in one printer or not.if not alternate suggestion
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Jim
August 28, 2011
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Printer OK but has an issue with scan capability. The fix for my computer - Dell Studio 8100 running windows 7 pro was
to go to control panel, windows firewall, advanced settings, inbound rules. Disable firewall for HP device setup and HP network
communicator. (HP Printer Only)
It seems that the firewall running on this OS blocks input scanning from this printer. |
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Don
March 19, 2011
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| Printer good, scan to computer bad. |
| Problems: Scan to computer or scan from comuter is real problem. Try using Windows type program like "paint" to get scan. The WIA in windows MAY work. Avoid going to HP on line as they put my computer on a trip back for repairs. Some sugested a hot fix from Microsoft to the WIA. ----Good luck |
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Jennifer Hendershot
February 21, 2011
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| Love the wireless capability but it only works for printing, not scanning. |
| Problems: From day one, the scanner has had issues. One time it will work, the next time it will not. Having problems both wirelessly and when connected by USB. After doing a little googling, it appears many other owners are having trouble getting the scanner to work. Some have contacted HP with no positve outcome. There do not appear to be any updates that correct this issue. |
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