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HP Photosmart A536

HP Photosmart A536 Compact Photo Printer (Q8624A)

A very compact inkjet printer designed for printing photographs. The printer is packed in a compact carry able form. Photos can be printed without needing connection to a PC using PictBridge from an appropriate camera -or memory cards from most digital cameras. Camera phones can be connected using the Bluetooth option.

The A536 was launched in August 2008.

The Photosmart A636 is a fuller featured photo printer with a larger colour touchscreen for display and editing. The DeskJet 450 is a more general purpose colour inkjet printer handling A4 - but it needs connection to a computer.

Control:

A 6cm (2.4 inch) colour LCD panel showing photos and control menus. 6 front panel buttons giving power control and menu navigation.

10x15cm photo in 27 seconds (with a border and with a direct connection to the picture source).

Colour best resolution 4800x1200 dpi on advanced photo paper. Black best up to 1200x1200 dpi.

Paper Handling:

Photo paper sizes.

Memory:

32 MB built in memory, not expandable, Photo Memory: Secure Digital/ MultimediaCard. xD-Picture Card, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro.

Interface:

USB connection to a PC or Mac. Bluetooth available with an adapater

HP PCL3

System Compatability:

Computer connection is optional. If required the printer can be used with Microsoft Windows XP and Vista. Apple Mac OS X v10.4, v10.5 and above.

Power:

External power supply module, input 100 to 240 V AC

Power Consumption:

23 Watts maximum

Dimensions:

WDH 252 x222x176 max.

Weight:

1.3kg

Consumables:

HP 110 Tri-Colour "Vivera" inkjet print cartridge, yield approx 55 photos - CB304A

Note - the printer ships with a 15 photo starter cartridge.

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