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- Thermal Inkjet Printer with Direct Printing Capabilities
- Up to 4800 x 1200 Optimized dpi Using 1200 x 1200 Input dpi Print Resolution
- Simple-To-Use Touch-Screen with 3.4 inch Image Display
- Up to 32ppm Black and 31ppm Color With 6 Individual HP Vivera Inks
- 17.60 lbs (WxLxH) 9.20" x 18.20" x 9.30"
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Price: $243.00 |
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New, lowest price : $74.00 |
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| Product Description |
| The HP Photosmart D7360 Photo Printer has lab-quality photos and outstanding documents that last for generations. Six individual high-capacity ink cartridges enable high-volume printing of 4x6 inch photos in as fast as 12 seconds. With the innovative 3.4 inch touch screen color image display and intuitive photo features, the HP Photosmart D7360 Photo Printer provides an industry leading printing experience. HP Photosmart Premier software allows users to edit, organize, print, share, archive and create digital photo projects Effortlessly print landscapes or other panoramic images with HP panorama photo printing in any size up to 8.5 x 24-inch with or without borders Easy photo printing with HP Auto Sense ensures correct paper loading and optimal quality settings Produce water and smudge resistant photos when printing with HP Advanced Photo Paper Print speeds of up to 32 pages per minute (ppm) in black and up to 31 ppm in color when printing from a computer Photo-quality resolution up to 4800-optimized dots per inch (dpi) Convenient memory card slots - CompactFlash, MultiMedia Card, Secure Digital, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo and XD-Picture Card System Requirements - Microsoft Windows 98 SE, ME, 2000 (SP3 or later), XP Home Edition, XP Professional, XP Media Center Edition, XP Tablet PC Edition, XP Professional, X64, Mac OS X v 10.3 and higher, USB Hi-speed 2.0 Dimensions - Width 18.2 x Depth 15.3 x Height 6.8 inches Weight - 17.6 pounds |
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| Photo Printer or Scanner Reviews Writed by Customer
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Great Photo Printing at home!!
2008-09-27
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| I received this as a gift from my husband last christmas and I must say I love it! I get great photo prints at home!! Ink is cheap and the HP paper is as well! A great alternative to sending pictures on line and waiting for them to come in the mail! |
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Cannot Print Pre-printed Forms
2008-06-05
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| This is a good photo printer, but it has one major problem: it comes with "auto sensing", and so if you want to print a pre-printed form that has text on both sides, the printer will eject the form and tell you it is upside down. Even with the assurances from the brochures and manuals that you can bypass this auto-sensing, you cannot. Setting the paper source to "transparency" does no good. If you have preprinted checks or invoices or any other paper with printing on both sides, this printer will flat out refuse to print on the form. For some this will be no big deal. For small business owners, it is probably a major issue. Watch out for "auto sensing". |
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An Affordable Option/Alternative to Photo Processing
2008-05-25
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People looking for an economical way to produce gorgeous photos ought to take a gander at this machine, the HP Photosmart D7260 - it is definitely worth it. I've used Epson printers before, and considered going that route again. But since I'm a bit tight with my dollar, I ended up leaning toward the favorable reviews I read from people who used the printer for photographs ONLY.
I was quite impressed with the overall ease. While set up to finish does take a little time to do, ultimately, the final product - the photos - are wonderful. I encountered variable boot up times up to a minute due to my mild use of the printer. But what I love is the easy menus make printing photos a snap. Any particular fine editing jobs, while applicable on the printer, should be done on the computer first, via Photoshop, and then transferred on say a SD card. I avoided the hassle of installing any of the software bundles or purchasing a USB cord, and use the printer mainly as a stand alone device to print the photos.
All in all, it has taken my hobby further, because for me, it's instant gratification to see my photos displayed as artwork that I can hang on my wall.
I would recommend NOT using the printer for anything more than just printing photos since the primary function is strictly limited; in fact, use your regular printer for everyday needs - it'll definitely might save you the hassle. However, if you're a photographer on a limited budget, or you simply want good photos with photo processing results, I would highly vouch for the HP Photosmart D7260. |
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Ugg--An Expensive Clunker
2008-04-27
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I was not so happy with it anyway, and when I went to buy ink I thought, "Am I crazy." I returned it and got a black and white multi-function laser printer. It's cheep to run (after the initial investment), fast, better quality, and the text can be highlighted without smearing.
This is true love! |
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Works Poorly with a Mac
2008-04-24
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Note that I am using this with an Apple MacBook Pro.
The most frustrating thing about this printer has been trying to get it to print on the right paper. Even after going through all the print settings to set the paper feed tray to the photo tray which holds the 4 X 6 paper, it will feed paper from the 8.5 X 11 tray on the first print. I always have to print over, or trim the large paper. I'm not sure where the bug is, in Apple's software or HP's.
When I finally get the paper right, the color and sharpness of the print is great. It's far more expensive in paper than I had any idea it would be, however.
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