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| HP Deskjet F4180 All-in-One Printer/Scanner/Copier (CB584A#A2L) |
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List Price: $119.00
Our Price: $68.95
You Save: $ 50.05 (42%)
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Hewlett Packard
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Hewlett-Packard
Color: Black/Silver
EAN: 0808736786942
Feature: Robust and affordable all-in-one printer, scanner, and copier
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Hewlett Packard
Manufacturer: Hewlett Packard
Model: F4180
Platform: Not Machine Specific
Publisher: Hewlett Packard
Studio: Hewlett Packard
Variation Description: Black/Silver
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Robust and affordable all-in-one printer, scanner, and copier
Enlarge and resize documents and photos, plus make copies in color or black, without computer
Crystal clear scans with the 1200x2400 dpi scan resolution
Scan pages of books and thick materials: scanner cover easily removed and replaced
1-year limited manufacturer's warranty
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Editorial Reviews:
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Easily print, scan and copy with this stylish all-in-one Printer, Scanner Copier. Print and copy up to 20 pages per minute (ppm) black and up to 14-ppm color. Preserve and restore documents and photos with 1200 x 2400-dpi scan resolution. Achieve all-in-one ease for your home or office by printing, copying and scanning everyday documents, web pages and photos. Make copies in color or black and white without using a computer. Easily edit, print and share photos, using included photo software with a one-touch button. Print long-lasting documents that maintain text and color quality for decades without fading. Copy Resolution Black Text - Up to 600 dpi Copy Resolution Black Graphics - Up to 600 dpi Copy Resolution Color Graphics - Up to 1200 x 2400 dpi Copy Speed Black - Up to 20 ppm Copy Speed Color - Up to 14 ppm Scan Resolution Optical - Up to 600 dpi Scan Size Maximum - 8.5 x 11.7 in Paper Handling Input - 100-sheet input tray, Up to 100 US letter/legal, Up to 20 transparencies, Up to 20 labels, Up to 20 cards, Up to 10 envelopes Paper Handling Output - Up to 50 sheet output tray, Up to 50 US letter/legal, Up to 15 transparencies, Up to 20 labels, Up to 10 cards, Up to 10 envelopes System Requirements - CD-ROM drive, available USB port & cable, SVGA 800x600 monitor with 16-bit color, Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 or higher, Internet access, Intel Pentium II, Celeron, 233 MHz or higher, 128MB RAM, 350MB free space, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 (SP2) or higher, Mac OS X v10.3.9, v10.4 or later, PowerPC G3, G4, G5 or Intel Core processor, QuickTime 5.0 or later Dimensions - Width 16.76 x Depth 17.98 x Height 16 (425.7x456.6x407.5mm) Weight - 9.4 pounds (4.3 kg)
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Summary: Small Ink cartridge
Comment: I recently upgraded from hp 3745 to this one obviously because of it's copying and scanning capability. And indeed I like the multifunctions. What I don't like about this printer is the small capacity of its ink cartridges (about 5ml for black according the hp salesman). My former printer loads 10ml of ink for black. I can't figure out why they reduced the ink volume for this one. I makes me wonder though, the unit is cheap but will cause you to buy a greater number of replacement cartridge which if you sum it up costs a lot more than the printer itself.
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Summary: Great Value and Performance!
Comment: Great value and performance for the dollar. I am in Iraq and initally wanted a scanner for my Army documents. A battle buddy suggested this item. I looked it up online at Amazon and felt it met my needs and then some. And, for the price I felt I could take a flyer. I give it a definite 5. Loading the software was easy. The scanning is easy. The copying and printing is great. My copies are clear, neat, quality printing, good color and photo printing on 20 paper is really very good. I have printed some pictures and sent some to those who do not yet have computer savvy. This is an excellent affordable Printer/Scanner/Copier for any environment. And, No, I did not get paid for this write-up. :-)
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Summary: Terrible Product
Comment: Not only does this printer use an enormous amount of ink, but it's virtually impossible to print anything without babysitting the machine. Mine always takes more than one sheet of paper (no matter how much or how little paper is in the tray), which, of course, leads to a paper jam. So, I have to hold down the rest of the sheets as I'm printing to make sure that it doesn't grab more than it should. I've used the scanner several times, only to find that the results are well below average. The quality of the scanned photo is not useable, even at the highest resolution. I had previously thought that HP made quality products, but I'm being to have my doubts. I would never buy this printer again, especially not for the $70 pricetag. In my opinion, this printer is worth $30 at best.
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Summary: bad for envelopes
Comment: I use this product at work and it does a great job on everything except envelopes. They jam more often than they feed through. It's very frustrating. Trying to clear the system after the jam is even worse. If you need a printer for correspondence that includes printing the envelopes, I do not recommend this machine.
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Summary: NO USB CABLE INCLUDED
Comment: I haven't even set this printer up, but I am already furious. I opened up the box and couldn't find a USB cable. Then I looked at the instructions and in step 3 of the setup guide it says "Verify the box contents. The contents of your box may differ. *Purchase a USB cable separately if it is not included" There is no way from telling by the box whether or not the USB cable is included. I don't mind paying extra for a USB cable so my printer will work out of the box. I also wouldn't mind if it was clear that there was no USB cable and I could have ordered one along with my printer, so that when my delivery came I could set it up without taking a trip to the electronics store. It isn't like most people have those stupid square to rectangular USB cables lying around. I shouldn't have to wait until I open up a product to determine whether or not I have to make another trip to the store. This is pathetic cost-cutting on the part of HP, and I will not be buying another one of their products.
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