Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - HP Photosmart C5280 All-In-One Printer - 32 ppm, USB, 4800dpi, LCD Display
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Hewlett Packard
EAN: 0883585113651
Label: hp
Manufacturer: hp
Model: Q8330B#BEV
Publisher: hp
Release Date: 2007-09-25
Studio: hp
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Summary: Good printer / scanner
Comment: Have bought and used this printer for printing and scanning art designs with very good results. The printer seems to go through a lot ink cartridges, but then we have worked it quite hard.
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Summary: THIS ITEM IS GOOD
Comment: THIS ITEM IS GOOD , THE PRICE I PAID WAS GREAT, BUT I DON'T THINK I WILL USE THE DVD AND CD PRINTER AS IT WILL BE TO EXPENSIVE FOR THE DISC ETC, BUT OVER ALL VERY GOOD PRODUCT.
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Summary: HP printer
Comment: Looks nice Doing the job
Printing scanning excellent not used copying function yet
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Summary: HP Photosmart C5280 All in one Printer
Comment: HP Photosmart C5280 All-In-One Printer - 32 ppm, USB, 4800dpi, LCD Display
Have found it was very easy to load. Has produced good quality pictures. Previous comments indicated machine was noisy but I have found it to be very quiet. Would highly recommend this product,
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Summary: The template software supplied for CD printing is not compatible with MACs
Comment: Great product, prompt delivery but the irritating downside is the software supplied - CD for template design for the printing of CDs is NOT compatable with Mac. We have this printer at work so I know the templates are rather good however for home use on a mac cannot find a download for MACs whatsoever!!!! I found this an irritating drawback to such a great product..oh when oh when will software manufacturers start including Mac users as well ..in the 21st Century they really do need to get with the programme
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The HP Photosmart C5280 All-in-One Printer, Scanner, Copier is designed for people who need the flexibility to be able to print photos, documents and even directly onto CD/DVD, while also making photo reprints, colour copies and high quality scans. Print lab-quality photos and laser-quality documents quickly, easily and affordably. Create personalised CD/DVDs with direct on-disc printing add photos, graphics and text.
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