HP B8350 Photosmart Pro Photo Printer (Q8492A#ABA) | 
| Brand: Hewlett-Packard
List Price: $427.00
Buy New: $149.99
You Save: $277.01 (65%)
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Rating:  16 reviews
Color: HP
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Professional x64 Edition
System Memory: 32
Modem: None
Clothing Size: HP
Size: HP
Shipping Weight (lbs): 29
Dimensions (in): 22.6 x 24.5 x 12.2
nv:Print Method: Thermal Inkjet
Resolution: Up to 4800 x 1200 dpi
Maximum Duty Cycle: Up to 5,000 Pages Per Month
Print Speed: Up to 30 PPM (Black)
Print Speed: Up to 20 PPM (Color)
Dimensions: 22.6"W x 16.1"D x 7.3"H
Connectivity: USB 2.0
Standard Paper Input: Up to 150 Sheets
Standard Paper Output: Up to 100 Sheets
Duplex Printing: Automatic (Optional)
Paper Sizes Supported: A4
Paper Sizes Supported: A5
Paper Sizes Supported: B5
Paper Sizes Supported: C6
Paper Sizes Supported: 4" x 6"
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: B8350
Model: B8350
UPC: 882780648418
EAN: 0882780648418
ASIN: B000GWNQGM
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Print a 4 x 6 inch Photo in as Fast as 26 seconds/ 13 x 19 inch in Less than 1.5 minutes | | • | Print All your Documents at up to 31 ppm black and up to 24 ppm color | | • | Remove Red-Eye/ Sharpen Photographs and Improve Color with HP Real Life Technologies. | | • | Get Laser-Quality Text for Crisp Sharp Documents Using an Optional Black Ink Cartridge | | • | 26.00 Lbs (WxLxH) 22.6" x 7.3" x 16.1" |
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Product Description
The HP Photosmart Pro B8350 Photo Printer is designed for photographers and hobbyists who want to be able to print long-lasting, professional-quality photos as large as A3+, using a desktop printer that is also ideal for fast everyday printing.Print in a range of sizes from passport and 10 x 15 cm snapshots to A4 and A3+ (330 x 482 mm) photographs - with or without borders. Intuitive buttons and included software make printing as easy as you'd expect from HP. Get more printing options to choose from - easily load thicker, wider paper using the rear paper path. Easily manage up to A3+ paper using an extendable output tray that holds up to 75 sheets. Get big pictures from a compact printer that will fit easily into your home or studio.Print professional-quality, 6-ink photographs you'll be proud to display, using HP Vivera Inks. Get long-lasting photos - prints resist fading longer than lab-processed photos - up to 108 years. Print in beautiful black and white using an optional gray cartridge. Remove red eye, sharpen photographs and improve color with HP Real Life technologies. Save time - print a 10 x 15 cm photo in as fast as 26 seconds, A3+ in as fast as 3.5 minutes.Print letters, spreadsheets, reports, charts, graphics and more, all up to A3+. Save paper and time with automatic two-sided document printing using an optional duplexer. Share the performance - connect to your network via optional Ethernet or wireless print servers.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 11 more reviews...
 Typical HP Support (absent) November 12, 2007
P. J. Persing (Arizona)
17 out of 20 found this review helpful
There is an old saying "When you hit rock bottom, stop digging." HP shpuld take that advice. I have owned several HP printers, and while the hardware is (usually) very good, the software is marginal at best. My biggest complaint used to be that HP would deliver version 1.0 of the software for a particular printer, and update it maybe once, and then never again. So, for instance, Vista comes out and good luck getting any HP drivers for older models except for the top of the line commercial printers like the HP LaserJet 5si/simx. However, this printer is an example of the new low they have achieved. This printer hit the market about the same time as Vista with only their "basic" driver. On their web site they promise to deliver the full driver titled the "HP Photosmart Pro B8300 Full Feature Software and Drivers" package EARLY IN 2007. Well, here we are in LATE 2007 and no driver package. No wonder Amazon wants to sell this thing cheaply! I'll bet HP gave them a really good deal on these puppies. So before you buy this printer look at HP's web site and see if they have the "full featured" i.e. not basic drivers available for your operating system. Also, check the price on replacement ink cartridges. And finally be aware that this model does not have an ethernet port built in. Some of the reviews implied that this model came with an ethernet port, but that is an optional feature that this unit doesn't have it! Good luck.
 Holy Cow! What a Printer! March 31, 2007
Anne Clausen (Shorewood, WI)
15 out of 16 found this review helpful
I would have given this printer 5 stars except for the fact that it does not print directly from a media card, but I can live with that. (I also wish it had included an owner's manual; I don't want to print out 154 pages from the hp website!)
I was looking for a printer that would handle paper wider than 8 1/2 inches (I am a scrapbooker) and this model fills the bill for a reasonable price. But its most outstanding quality is its absolutely stunning photo prints! I found things in my photos that I did not know were there. Skin tones are absolutely accurate. And it is speedy. I love my new printer!
Horrible HP support June 18, 2007
Alice (Baltimore, MD USA)
15 out of 18 found this review helpful
I think I got the bad apple. I can not print 13 x 19 prints on this printer which is the only reason I bought it. It finally printed 1 photo after 12 hours of being in a printing status. I haven't been able to print another one.
I've been working with HP support for 3 days and I have to say it's been a horrific experience. They don't answer any of the questions I ask and I have spent hours trying to troubleshoot this myself. I ask "how long should it take for a file that is 257mb on 13x19 paper to print - give me a range, is 12 hours too much? I get a response about how to prepare settings to allow the paper to dry when printing multiple pages.
By the way, I have plenty of RAM.
Be prepared if you get the "bad apple" don't expect HP support to help you.
Thing is a Beast February 27, 2007
C. Crawford (San Diego, CA)
12 out of 27 found this review helpful
Whenever I think of any printer, from the biggest poster printer on down to the lowly dot matrix dinosaur fax machine I think of that one scene from office space where they put the smack down on the fax machine for betraying them so dearly. As far as any printer goes I feel that the minute you connect it to a computer or a network it is just a matter of time before it quits working correctly and you're soon forced to that old mechanics logic of "wiggle this and rattle that and it'll fire right up."
Discounting all of that and completely ignoring my personal war against electronics to make them work properly I'd have to say the photos that this thing spits out are quite impressive. Honestly I am not a pro photographer and the thing is so big that it takes up half of my computer desk. So what if it makes somewhat scary and horrific noises that send the dog running when it spits out a finished product? Oh yeah and when I say spits out, I mean it can knock over a glass of water or an already haphazardly set cup of old pens with ease. Simply said the thing is a beast and it does good work.
As far as I'm concerned all of these large formats are the same and what really matters is what brand you want stamped on it pure and simple. Just buy one with cheap inks that's the only important thing.
HP B8350 Printer March 8, 2007
Chuck @ ASU (Phoenix, AZ USA)
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
The HP B8350 does a beautiful job of printing on the paper that I use (Staples double sided matte) however I have a few hang ups.
It can take up to five minutes just to send the print job to the printer which obviously adds undesired time to a print job and I had some issues with it not wanting to print on larger paper, which is, of course, the only reason I bought it. HP was absolutely no help on that problem and I resolved it myself, but I have no idea how I did that.
I would also like to see more definative communication from the lights and buttons on the front.
Given the price for the quality, I would buy it again.
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