HP Color Deskjet Printer
HP Color Deskjet Printer 9800 - Wide Format
HP Color Deskjet Printer
HP Color Deskjet Printer
Technical Details
- Resolutions up to 1,200 x 1,200 dpi and 4800-optimized dpi color
- Print speeds up to 30 ppm black and 20 ppm color
- Duty cycle of 5,000 pages per month
- Print sizes from index cards to 13-by-19-inch posters, even borderless
- Parallel and USB ports; PC, Mac, Linux, UNIX compatible
What’s in the Box
HP Color Deskjet Printer, power cord, setup poster, software CD, HP 96 black inkjet print cartridge (21 ml), HP 97 tricolor inkjet print cartridge (14 ml), warranty information
Description
Enjoy the versatility of up to 4,800-optimized dpi color and choose from standard 4-ink color or optional 6-ink color printing for richer photos. Print high-quality photos that resist fading longer than traditionally processed photos with optional 6-ink color printing and HP Premium Plus Photo Papers.
Use specialty or everyday paper from just 3 by 5 inches to 13 by 19 inches to create high-impact brochures, plans, or marketing materials.
Features:
- Create posters, brochures with photos, full color presentations, technical drawings, and spreadsheets all with one HP printer.
- Print full color booklets and two-sided flyers with the easy-to-use two-sided printing unit (standard with the HP Color Deskjet Printer 9800d).
- The compact design fits well in small workspaces, increasing flexibility and productivity.
- 6-ink HP PhotoREt IV color layering provides advanced photographic reproduction, color accuracy and contrast, and image clarity. (6-ink printing is available with the purchase of the HP 99 Photo Inkjet Print Cartridge [sold separately]. Using genuine HP supplies ensures availability of all HP printing features.)
- Borderless, edge-to-edge printing options are available on papers up to 13 by 19 inches. Borderless printing gives you a marketing edge by allowing you to create brochures, flyers, and pamphlets that look professionally produced.
- Create the business documents you need in a range of types and sizes. Choose from HP Premium Photo Papers, Two-sided Glossy Brochure Papers, Banner Papers, Transparencies, Heavyweight Papers, and Everyday Bright White Papers in sizes ranging from 4-by-6 inch photo paper to 13-by-19-inch poster paper.
- The versatile HP Vivera ink system, equipped with HP black, color, color photo, and gray photo ink cartridges, utilizes HP Smart Printing technology to communicate with your printer, monitoring system performance and optimizing print quality.
- Specially formulated, patented inks in the HP ink system work together with sophisticated coating technology (on HP Premium Photo Papers) to produce bright, colorful photos that resist fading longer than traditionally processed photos. (Based on HP light fade testing under glass using the included HP 97 tri-color and optional HP 99 Photo Inkjet Print Cartridges on HP Premium Plus Photo Papers.)
Actual speeds will vary.) Save time and money with fewer replacements with high-volume HP Vivera black and tricolor ink cartridges. HP’s convenient, time-saving automatic ink-backup printing mode ensures that even if one print cartridge runs out of ink, your print job will be completed with the remaining color or black ink cartridge.
Reviews
By: Amanda Richards “Modest to the extreme”
It works great for the ordinary stuff - printing letter sized documents from e-mail, Word, Excel etc. with all the settings on “normal”, and even does pretty well printing high resolution pictures on photographic paper, but when it has to get down to anything more complicated, it shivers, balks and then goes into a blind panic, creating havoc and paper destruction with wild abandon.
Secondly, my previous HP Color Deskjet Printer allowed me to create a letter-sized document and then enlarge it to 11″ x 17″ with a couple of clicks. If you only need a poster, make sure you set the size first. Even if you fan the paper until your co-workers complain about the chill, the printer will work itself up into a frenzy, and begin printing your document in random pieces on multiple sheets of paper, and spitting the results at you with almost religious fervor.
The “Cancel Print” button still doesn’t work properly, and you’ll have a lot of wasted paper if you need to stop a print job. On the good side, it prints regular documents quickly and with good quality, and once you have your paper sizes set up correctly, it prints 11 x 17 and 13 x 19 posters. I’m beginning to think that the printer’s devil has split its soul into multiple parts, and is using HP Color Deskjet Printer as horcruxes. Can anyone spare a trustworthy Defense against the Dark Arts printer designer?
