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Product Information : HP Photosmart C8180

Ink, color, Various size pages, 34 pages/minute, 4800x4800 dpi scanner, USB/Ethernet/PictBridge/Wireless More product info

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Price range:: £ 180.16 - £ 280.98

Product information

Product properties
Functions Shows what functions that comes with the printer.	Print/Copy/Scan
Type There are three varieties of printers: dot matrix (older technology, high volume, lesser printing quality), inkjets (high quality prints considering the price, with good colour print outs), laser printers (high quality and small cost per print out in black and white) and LED (Light Emitting Diode). It is usual to find inkjet printers at home while LED/laser printers are more common in the office. Dot matrix printers are excellent for label writing or when the printer has to "hit through" double copies, for example carbon paper.	Ink
Colour Printer Today it is possible to find colour printers that print to a very high quality.	Yes
Printer Format Normally the printer can print out on traditional A4 paper but some can handle A2 printouts. A2 is a considerably bigger format than A4.	Various size pages
Printing
Max Writing Speed (black) The speed of the printer when printing in black, measured in pages per minute.	34 pages/minute
Max Writing Speed (colour) The speed of the printer when printing in colour, measured in pages per minute.	33 pages/minute
Duplex Printing Enables printing on both sides of a sheet of paper. Optional means that you have to buy a add-on to make duplex printing available.Shows if the printer can print on both sides of the paper. Optional means it needs a add-on to make duplex printing available.	No
Scanner
Optical Resolution The physical resolution at which a device can capture an image. The term is used most frequently in reference to optical scanners and digital cameras. In contrast, the interpolated resolution indicates the resolution that the device can yield through interpolation -- the process of generating intermediate values based on known values. For example, most scanners offer an optical resolution of 300 dpi, but an interpolated resolution of up to 4,800 dpi. This means that the scanner can actually capture 90,000 pixels per square inch. Then, based on the values of these pixels, it can add 15 additional pixels in-between each pair of known values to yield a higher resolution.	4800x4800 dpi
Colour Depth A measure of both the color accuracy and maximum density range the scanner can recognize.	96 bit
Copying
Copy Speed Colour Shows the speed of the built in copier measured in pagers per minute.	33 pages/minute
Copy Speed (black/white) Shows the speed of printing in black and white in pages per minutes.	34 pages/minute
Max Copy Resolution This is the maximum resolution you can choose when youre copying.	4800x1200 dpi
Fax
Fax This shows if the printer has a built in fax machine.	No
Connections
Connection This is what types of connections that comes with the printer. Ethernet is if printer has a built in network card. USB is for connecting printer a USB unit trough a regular USB cable. PictBridge is special connection for digital cameras to be connected directly to the printer for printing out your pictures that is stored in cameras memory, this connection also uses a USB cable but is called PictBridge.	USB/Ethernet/PictBridge/Wireless
Network Connection Indicates if the printer can be connected to a network either through a built in network card or if it says "Yes Optional" means it has a slot for future addition of a network card (Ethernet).	Yes
Compatibility Shows if the printer is compatible with a Pc or Mac or both.	PC/Mac
Measures
Dimensions (WxHxD) (in)	17.60x8.46x15.22 in
Weight (lb)	25.09 lb.
Dimensions (WxHxD)	44.70x21.48x38.65 cm
Weight	11.38 kg
Special Features
Manufacturer	HP