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Imagine the same scene: “I’ll have a Photosmart please…” “Um, which product code would that be sir?” You get my point.įor the record, there a couple of variants of the hp range of 10 x 15cm photo printers, the high end 375 which comes with a 6.4cm colour LCD display for previewing and editing prints, as well as bundled Bluetooth support and the cheaper 325 which comes with a 3.8in colour LCD display, but no Bluetooth support (a Bluetooth adapter is optional though).

#HP PHOTOSMART 375 START UP GUIDE FULL SIZE#

Take hp on the other hand, Photosmart is also the name for its full size printers, as well as scanners, all-in-one printers and digital cameras. It’s simple, iconic even – just like asking for an iPod – you don’t even have to know who made it: “I’ll have a PictureMate please”. Imagine going online, or into a computer store and asking for a PictureMate. In fact, the pressure is really on hp because Epson definitely came up with a better name for its home photo studio. A few months ago we tested and loved Epson’s PictureMate and found it to be a great solution for turning your digital photos into tangible prints, so the pressure is on hp to pull something equally good out of the hat. Everyone from Canon to Sony is crying out for us to dip into our wallets, but the mass market specialists are obviously Epson and hp. Yes, it seems we have finally hit the sweet spot where everyone can afford a digital camera and the race to offer Joe Blogs a cheap and convenient printing solution that Mrs Blogs (or vice versa of course) can wrap up and slip under the Christmas Tree, is on. The run up to Christmas has seen them splattered all over your television screens, magazine pages and even onto the side of the odd bus or two.

Forget iPods, 3G mobile phones and paper light laptops because printers have never been so trendy. Its only weakness is a slight quality shortfall, but that will most probably be improved with the arrival of the Vivera generation of cartridges.Little photo printers are becoming all the rage.

It's user-friendly, offers numerous functions, and boasts a reasonable cost per page.

The Photosmart 375 is a success in practically every department. It's true that the purchase price of the pack, at $45, is one of the highest, but in terms of cost per print that works out to 35 cents per photo, which compares well with the competition. The HP 344 cartridge has very long life, and HP offers a pack containing no less than 130 sheets. For once, HP doesn't lag behind in terms of speed, as has been the case with the latest generations of A4 printers from this manufacturer. While not excellent, the Photosmart 375's printing time put it in a good position compared to the other inkjet models. However, a specific cartridge dedicated to black-and-white printing is available for use in place of the color cartridge. On the other hand, black-and-white prints were disappointing - the results were pale-looking. While not quite at the level of the Epson PictureMate, the colors were brilliant - sometimes even a little too much so, since lighter shades had a slight tendency to be too light. Yet the print quality was still very good. Since HP's new Vivera inks weren't available yet at the time of our tests, we used the Photosmart 375 with the previous generation of inks.

#HP PHOTOSMART 375 START UP GUIDE DRIVER#

But fortunately, your patience will be rewarded - the driver and the ImageZone software will let you make the most of the many possibilities this printer offers.

#HP PHOTOSMART 375 START UP GUIDE DRIVERS#

The only problem is that installing the drivers - a habitual bother with HP - takes close to 30 minutes, regardless of your computer configuration.

Hp photosmart 375 start up guide