HP Photosmart C4280 All-in-One Printer/Scanner/Copier (CC210A#ABA)
HP Photosmart C4280 All-in-One Printer/Scanner/Copier (CC210A#ABA)
- Robust and affordable all-in-one printer, scanner, and copier for home office and photo printing
- Preview and print photos without a PC by using 1.5-inch display; print photos in a snap without a PC by using memory card
- Print and copy snapshots with or without borders
- Print photos and laser-quality text with speeds up to 30 pages per minute
- 1-Year limited manufacturer’s warranty
HP C4280 Photosmart All In One Printer. Enjoy the value of printing, scanning and copying your photos with one versatile, compact machine. Make quick, beautiful reprints from original photos, using a one touch copy button. Copy in color or black and white, enlarge and zoom all without a PC via easy one touch buttons. Get more affordable printing and fewer cartridge changes with new high capacity inkjet cartridges. Easily edit, print and share photos using included HP Photosmart Essential softwar
List Price: $ 123.00
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You get what you pay for…,
I figured the price of this was a little too good to be true and having only had it for a couple of weeks I’m beginning to think I was right. Bought it as a temporary printer for a homeoffice to be replaced somewhere in the nearish future – alas I’m already looking to replace it. Currently trying to run the scanner to see how good it is and alas I’m getting a “USB Not Connected” error even though it is connected as I can print. In draft mode it prints the pages very quickly which is to be expected but then proceeds to eject them at too high a velocity so they’re all over the floor…couldn’t HP incorporate a brake on the spooling when ejecting the page. Have a bad feeling about this printer, going by the other cautionary reviews here you might be better placed to spend a few more dollars and go with something a little more substantial/trustworthy. I won’t be buying another one that’s for sure.
After a couple of weeks use I am beginning to dislike this printer with a vengence – HP are obviously focusing on how to reach the market to sell cartridges without focusing on the quality of the printer using them – HP used to deliver a quality printer – now I would have to question their business ethics….this printer device is junk. 0 Stars.
OK…after another week of use the printer when the printer goes in to idle mode it is no longer being detected by the pc. This requires a turning off/on of the printer to have it recognised as a new device on the USB. There is too much tomfoolery with this thing – I’m now looking for a full refund from HP, I’ll buy something more expensive but hopefully not sure a bear to use. Interesting how amazon won’t allow you to change your initial star rating.
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|Impressive feature rich all-in-one unit with a low price tag,
The C4280 has been in my home office for ten months now. I’ve got the software loaded on three laptops ranging in age from 4 years to six months old; all of which are running Windows XP. We’ve been using it for work, personal and school projects without any problems.
The scanner has a couple of modes. The document mode had a couple of surprises. When scanning a document from the newspaper, the document mode added typos that were not on the original. It also changed hand printed notes in the margin into a typeface. Now I just scan documents with the photographic mode to keep them looking like the originals. In photographic mode, the scanner software offers some ability to edit and manipulate the image.
Only in the past month have we started buying HP photographic paper and using the C4280 to print pictures from the digital camera. I’m amazed at the results produced by this ink jet printer! I had retouched some old photos of my parents and had them printed as 8×10′s at a local camera store with a good reputation. The C4280 with photo paper produced prints that looked every bit as good as the expensive camera store versions.
The printer takes two ink cartridges – one color and one black. Refill ink cartridges are available in “regular” and “XL” sizes. The cartridge modes (74 and 75) are readily available. I’ve seen the refills here on Amazon, Office Max, Staples, BrandSmart, and Costco – so, they’re not hard to come by.
The C4280 has been an excellent personal printer (copier, scanner) for me. Frankly, I’m shocked by all the bad reviews on this board, but I am not trying to run it with Mac, Vista OS, or making it the primary printer for a busy office.
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|Great all-in-one,
I just bought this printer after using a lexmark and having nothing but problems since I upgraded to Vista. This works wonderfully. You can print, scan, copy by just using the buttons on the printer. You can even insert your memory card from your digital camera into a slot and print right from there. I have had no problems whatsoever with this printer. Just be sure to read what version of Windows it supports as I do not think it supports Windows 2000.
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