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HP OfficeJet H470b
$300.00
Released June, 2003
The Pros:Rugged, contoured design seems as though it would stand up to travel. Fairly good price per page (3.9 cents black and 5.8-7.5 cents colour). Includes a rechargeable Lithium-ion cell for on-the-go use.
The Cons:Has a hard time with stacks of 4x6-inch photo paper. Lacks Compact Flash support. Pricier than most other home printers which usually retail for less than $100.
The OfficeJet H470b is a mobile printer from the HP company. Capable of printing up to 480 pages on a single charge, this model offers computer-free functionality via Bluetooth wireless connectivity. HP's own ColorLok technology helps to preserve ink quality and minimize smudging, maintaining high quality output at an average of 18 pages-per-minute in color and 22 pages-per-minute in black.
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Full 4x6" borderless photos can be produced in under a minute, with anti-vibration technology for quiet public printing. The H470b also features an automatic shut-off function for preserving battery life, and has been certified by Energy Star as an eco-friendly device. Compatible products that incorporate Picasa and/or HP's official printing applications include digital cameras, smart phones, PDAs, laptop and notebook computers, memory cards and more. A 1-year limited warranty is included with purchase.
Features
- Matte Black aesthetic with matte Silver highlighting
- 22 pages-per-minute Black, 18 pages-per-minute Color
- 50-sheet folding paper feeder
- PictBridge compatibility
- Borderless printing
- Lithium-Ion battery
- USB connectivity
- Energy Star certification
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Rugged, contoured design seems as though it would stand up to travel.
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Fairly good price per page (3.9 cents black and 5.8-7.5 cents colour).
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Includes a rechargeable Lithium-ion cell for on-the-go use.
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Has a hard time with stacks of 4x6-inch photo paper.
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Lacks Compact Flash support.
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Pricier than most other home printers which usually retail for less than $100.
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Printing quality is sub-par--documents lack definition and colour prints lack vibrancy.
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