HP Photosmart 475 Compact Photo Printer (Q7011A#ABA)

Product Description

Box Includes: HP Photosmart 475 GoGo Photo Printer, HP 97 Tri-color Inkjet Print Cartridge(14 ml), power module with cord, TV/video cable, Index card kit, Setup Poster, Registration Card, CD with HP Photo & Imaging software for Windows and Macintosh, user's guide
The HP Photosmart 475 GoGo Photo Printer stores photos and prints them, wothout needing to be connected to a computer. Not only can you print true-to-life 4 x 6"s, 5 x 7"s, and panoramas, you can take them along for convenient selection and printing on the go. Store up to 1,000 photos and print them wherever you travel. Organize photos automatically by date and event; Retrieve them via intuitive menus Do a slide show, complete with a remote control (included) by connecting to a TV Add decorative borders and frames in several colors, plus crop and zoom with the large (2.5), adjustable, flip-up color display Create vintage-style black and white with the HP Gray Photo Inkjet Cartridge (sold separately) Print frames from video clips or 4 x 12 panorama photos HP SureSupply4 keeps you aware of low toner and aids online ordering from nearby stock Print directly from most memory cards, flash drives(sold separately), and PictBridge-enabled cameras Wireless printing from camera phones and PDAs with the HP Bluetooth bt450 Wireless Printer Adapter (sold separately) Save photos straight to CDs (no PC needed) by connecting a CD burner (sold separately) Pack it up, take it away - At a compact 3.3 lbs. and with a built-in handle, it's easy to carry Uses C8766W, C9363W, C9368A ink cartridges

Customer Reviews:

pictures on the go.......2007-03-09

A good way to travel and be able to share pictures with other members who want pictures on the spot.

HP Photosmart A716 may be better but 475 is great too.......2007-01-10

I can only comment on the HP Photosmart A716 which I own. I love the 4gb of storage and the ability to edit pictures. The 475 only has 1.5 gb of storage. I am sure the 475 prints quality pictures as well. The reason why I think A716 may be better than 475 is that it has more internal memory to store photos and it is cheaper on Amazon. Just compare the two before you buy. You may get more with the A716 at a cheaper price.

The Photosmart 475 ROCKS!!.......2006-12-26

I received this as a Christmas gift from my husband and absolutely love it. The pictures come out amazing - great quality! I highly recommend this to anyone who loves taking pictures! =)

HP Photosmart 475 Compact Photo Printer (Q7011A#ABA).......2006-11-10

WoW is all I can say. This printer is actually better than advertised.
Photo's are very vivid, most people think we have shown or given them professional post cards. 5x7 prints are stunning, as well as 4x6 and Panoramic prints.

I researched all printers in this catagory (Personal Printer Labs), and bought this printer, because it offered the best of all catagories.

The LCD display is very sharp. The printer/Photolab is so easy to use, it amazes me. We prefer transfering photos to a memory card, and printing directly from the memory card, although printing from our laptops is easy.

The size, quality and speed are SWEET!!

The best just keeps getting better.......2006-11-10

We bought this for our daughter's first grade classroom. We chose it after owning an HP 385 for over a year. We really like the 385, and the 475 is an improvement to it at a better price.

Average customer rating:

just what I hoped for
Easy to use!
Your own little photo shop
Great little printer
nothing is perfect!

HP PhotoSmart 375 Compact Photo Printer

Manufacturer: Hewlett Packard
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Product Features:

Up to 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi color, 1,200 x 1,200 black
Color 4-by-6-inch photos in as fast as 60 seconds
2.5-inch flip-up color LCD to preview, select, and enhance photos
Simple one-touch buttons; prints stills from video clips
USB, memory card, and PictBridge interfaces; optional Bluetooth; PC/Mac

ASIN: B0002MK9X4

Product Description

Print and share fun, 4 x 6-inch color photos - without a computer - with the lightweight, portable HP Photosmart 375 Compact Photo Printer. Big, adjustable 2.5-inch flip-up display and buttons make it easy to preview and edit before you print - rotate, crop, zoom, and fix red-eye on photos and video clips, and delete unwanted shots. Enjoy total mobility with on-the-spot photo printing - from memory cards or using the front USB port and PictBridge-enabled cameras - in the living room or family room as well as at parties and games using the optional HP Internal Battery for HP Compact Photo Printers. Also prints photos directly from your camera phone, PDA, or other Bluetooth wireless technology devices. Plus, print while you travel using the optional HP Photosmart Carrying Case for Compact Photo Printers and convenient HP Photosmart Car DC Power Adapter. Print true-to-life photos that resist fading for generations with HP photo papers and inks. Plus, print photos fast - in about 60 seconds.

Customer Reviews:

just what I hoped for.......2007-01-29

I just received this product in the mail it took just a few minutes before it was up and running. It is more than I hoped for the pictures are crisp and all things you can do wiyh this printer are great. I would recomened this printer to anyone.

Easy to use!.......2007-01-22

I got myself a digital camera for Christmas. The bundle I saw online was to come with a printer as well but as luck would have it there was none in stock when I got to the store. Fom the reviews I read on the one it was to come with I didn't think I would be missing much not getting it though. After taking quite a few pictures I decided to look into a printer and came across this one... I read everyone's reviews and decided to bid on it. All I can say is as far as I care it is a nice printer! It's EASY to use! To me that's important, I hate having to read manuals for the simplest of things! This was easy enough I read the manual only to figure out how to put the ink in! It's quiet, it's quick and the quality matches the pics I've been getting developed at Walgreens for years. I haven't played much with the extra's but did learn how to crop the pic and put a frame around it just from playing with it. I have only had this a week now but would highly recommend it on my experiences so far!

Your own little photo shop.......2006-11-23

Bought the HP375 for my wife because she is computer illiterate. I got one on Amazon for $50, including 2 batteries. Put some fresh ink in, paper, and within minutes she was printing 4x6 prints out. I would much rather look at prints on my PC screen, but 4 months later, she's still cranking out pics of the grandchildren. They look every bit as good as from the photo shop. It reads the SD or CF cards, but she prefers a USB drive. This allows us to store on the PC, and move pics of interest to the USB drive for her to print.

Great little printer.......2006-07-16

This printer is a great inexpensive way to be able to print photos on the go.

The print quality is as good as my HP 2575 printer (even impresses my wife who doesn't like digital photography) and the speed is about 45-60 seconds per 4X6 print.

Plusses:
Pic bridge allows easy photo printing from a camera enabled cel phone though a USB cable.

Many different formats of media card readers are included for very easy printing from a wide variety of media formats (compatible with most digitcal cameras out there).

Optional battery (usualy not included) allows photo printing anywhere! The printer is small so you can take it on vacation with you and print out the lasting memories in minutes.

Optional bluetooth adapter (not included) allows easy printing from a bluetooth enabled device.

Optional #100 grey ink cartridge (not included) for printing true black and white photos.

Minuses:
The pictures may take a few minutes to dry, personally, I'd let them sit for 5-10 minutes to make sure that they're as dry as possible before passing them around (you can pass them around before that, but handle by the edges and don't rub the ink, it might smudge). Most of the time the pictures are dry by the time the next print is finished.

I am enjoying this printer and I'm looking forward to taking it with me on my next vacation!

nothing is perfect!.......2006-03-15

this is very close. simple to understand...even simpler to operate...and terrific quality prints.

HP PhotoSmart 375B Compact Photo Printer with Battery

Average customer rating:

An excellent little printer
Dunno what everyone else is complaining about-works fine.
Not Bad, Works Fine for Basic Prints
Does not work out of the box
Piece of Garbage

HP PhotoSmart 375B Compact Photo Printer with Battery

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Product Features:

Up to 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi resolution
2.5-inch color LCD preview monitor
PhotoREt III technology; HP internal battery
Direct printing, PictBridge, optional Bluetooth; video printing
1 USB port, 4 memory card slots; PC/Mac compatible

ASIN: B0002X1PFE

Product Description

Print and share the fun almost anywhere - without a computer - with the lightweight, portable HP Photosmart 375B Compact Photo Printer with rechargeable battery. Preview and edit on the big, 2.5-inch flip-up display, then print 4 x 6-inch color photos.

Customer Reviews:

An excellent little printer.......2007-01-16

I was given this printer just over a year ago and was quite sceptical about it. In fact, it has proven a great success. Simple to use, reliable, available. Even my final researvation, that the replacement paper and cartridge would be a rip-off, turned out to be unfounded. I am surprised by readers who had problems with this product. Mine worked perfectly first time - there was no need to download anything, you just plugged in your USB memory stick and it was ready to print.

Dunno what everyone else is complaining about-works fine........2007-01-09

I bought the 375B at Amazon about a year ago for work done out "in the field". Admittedly getting the software installed was very tricky (repeated installs, updated software and patches downloaded from HP's website, getting the computer to recognized the printer, etc)but once done it has worked flawlessly.

This little dynamo produces some of the best color prints out there for a portable, even compared to full-size and newer printers (proviso: I haven't really looked too closely at the new crop of Epson and Canon mini-portables. This call was easier a year ago when HP had the only true decent mini on the market).

The new versions also print 5x7, have the memory card slots labelled, and possibly also have wireless/bluetooth (my only reasons for 4 stars). The battery holds a charge for quite a while (month+), and is priceless when AC power isn't available. The combo deal with battery at Amazon beat any competitors by a long shot. Being able to crop and zoom, as well as darken/lighten, reduce red-eye, etc right on the printer has a lot of "cool" factor in it. I think the newer models (385?) have some additional editing features.

Good quality prints take about 1 minute. The 75 photo "paper and ink" combo packs available pretty much do the trick. You may find that you actually will get about 100 photos per ink cartridge. I figured the cost to be around .25 cents per print or so.

Not Bad, Works Fine for Basic Prints.......2006-05-10

I don't have high expectations for this type of printer, one that you can put a flash card in and print the photo without a computer. Most often, photos will need some sort of tweaking, of white balance, of color, of something. This little printer does fine with the basics. It has some editing capabilties, not as many as I'd like, but for the price, it's just fine. I wanted the printer to use at some of our fundraising events, to take pictures of people with their dogs, print out a 4x6, give them the print, and go on to the next on-- This will work fine for that, and allow us to run this with only one person, if necessary, since the computer isn't involved. Battery is a huge plus.

I did buy the re-furbished unit, since we didn't have a lot of money to spend-- and since I read some of the reviews that it didn't work right out of the box, I figured the refurbed units would be fine. It is, and it was only $75-- a steal.

So, if you don't need anything fancy, and want something easy to use (or if you're like me and hate reading the manual)-- this should work just fine for you. A good buy, too, for the refurbished unit-- I didn't mind the blemishes on the unit, I'll bang it up soon enough.

Does not work out of the box.......2005-03-24

I am an IT professional (BSIT) and I bought this product because it is rated #1 by Consumer Reports and I own several HP printers that I really enjoy. However, I had the same experience as several other reviewers of this product. This printer simply does not work out of the box. After trying for 1 day I gave up and called HP customer service and they diagnosed the problem as a defective chip in the printer. They wanted to replace the printer with a refurbished one; I refused and threatened to return it back to Amazon. I was placed on hold and then told that I would receive a firmware upgrade via FedEx overnight. If this upgrade does not work I will be forced to return the printer to Amazon.

Deeply disappointed,

Piece of Garbage.......2005-03-12

I had the same experience as another reviewer of the product. this printer does not work out of the box. After trying for 2 days I gave up and called HP customer service and they diagnosed the problem as a defective chip in the printer. They wanted to replace the printer with a refurbised one; I refused and returned it back to Amazon.

Product Description

The D-Link DKVM-2 is a 2-port Keyboard, Video, and Mouse switch. It enables a user to control 2 different PCs using one keyboard, monitor, and mouse. It provides many easy-to-use features. The DKVM-2 is targeted at home and small businesses.The DKVM-2 utilizes advanced microprocessor emulation to intelligently manage each KVM port. This allows simultaneous boot-up of all the attached PCs. Autoscan, audible feedback, and keyboard "Hot Keys" make the DKVM-2 simple to use and manage. There is also a control button located on the front panel that allows the user to switch between each PC. The DKVM-2's intelligent microprocessors save CAPSLOCK, NUM LOCK, and SCROLL LOCK status for each PC. It supports VGA, SVGA, and MultiSync monitors at up to 1600 x 1200 resolution. Support for AT type PCs with serial mouse ports is included using mouse conversion technology. It supports PS/2 keyboards and AT keyboards using an AT to PS/2 adapter. Support for Microsoft IntelliMouse is also provided.

Customer Reviews:

Easy to install and use.......2003-11-23

My wife has a Win98 machine and I have a Win2000 machine. After we married, we didn't want the hassle of moving software and data files onto one machine so we stuck both boxes under a desk and used this D-Link KVM switch to share one keyboard, mouse and monitor. I also bought the D-Link DKVM-CB 3-in-one Cables to make sure there were no cable compatibility issues.

The switch and cables installed in minutes and worked the first time. The only problem was that the mouse tended to freeze when we switched between computers. Turns out that we had been using two different Logitech mice, and I solved the problem by making sure that both computers had the same mouse drivers intalled for the mouse we were using with the KVM switch.

Saves time, space, and money!.......2003-05-29

I've had two computers located under the same desk for a little while now. I set them both up on my home network, but I only have one monitor. I reformatted both before putting them on the network, and the whole process was a pain in the arse. When you get one up and running, you don't really know if it's networked properly until the other one is up and running looking for it on the network. I finally got the initial setup working fine (after several hours of crawling around underneath the desk to swith the monitor from on PC to the other), but everyone knows problems are going to keep coming: "Why can't I see the computer?", "Why can't I see the network printer?", "How come I can access some shares, but not others?" These are just a few of the questions that come along (looks like it's time to crawl underneath the desk for the umpteenth million time). Besides just networking problems, you have to keep track of which mouse and keyboard go with which computer. "How come the keyboard's not working?...oh, my god! I hope I didn't screw anything up on the other computer!"

Anyway, you get the idea. Now that I have the D-Link KVM switch, instead of spending time crawling around underneath the desk, I just push one button and within 3 seconds I'm accessing the other computer. This thing is great! Setting it up was intuitive, but was a hassle (you have to power down the systems, unplug the keyboards, mices, and monitor, plug them into the KVM switch, plug the switch into each of the computers, and power up the systems). But just that small amount of extra time invested will save you a lot more down the road! There are no extra drivers to install (which is good, because if you had to, you can only hope they supply them for ALL operating systems). I have one PC with XP pro and the other with Xandros (a linux distro). I've had zero problems so far. The manual also said that I needed to make sure if my mouse was special that it conformed to the Microsoft Intellimouse standard (or something along those lines). I don't have one of those, but I do have a 5-button 2-wheel mouse that plugs into the PS/2 port (that uses the 4D++ iWheelWorks driver software in Windows). I didn't have my hopes too high when trying to use it (because of what the manual said), and I figured if it didn't work correctly that it wasn't a big deal to have an extra mouse on the desk (one plugged into each computer). Well, it's been working just like I want it to in XP: all buttons and both wheels; (I know the buttons work in linux, but I haven't been able to find drivers yet to make the mouse do what I want, so I can't really use the extra buttons).

Let me reiterate:
Saves time: no more crawling around underneath the desk to switch the monitor to another PC.
Saves space: only need one keyboard, mouse, and monitor instead of two of each!
Saves money: since you only need one monitor, you don't have to go out and buy an extra one.
Cool features: no driver (works with computers that support PS/2 connections), easy to use (push one button to switch), small design (it was smaller than expected; I think the picture shown on Amazon is of the 4port switch, meaning the switch in the picture is wider than the one you'll receive if you buy the 2port version), supports 5-button, 2-wheel mice!

If you buy this, don't forget to buy KVM cables (one for each computer)! Also, make sure both ends are MALE! :)

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