Haha that's pretty cool! I like the bluetooth feature! Funny that I see your printer now, I was just thinking about that it would be nice to have the bluetooth on my printer. I have an HP too - and the smaller compartment for smaller photos is pretty neat I must say!

This post was edited by chantal7 on Jan 4 2010 08:25pm

Well, sadly, I just found out that just because it has bluetooth, doesn't mean it can be use.

Apparently I need to have a separate bluetooth adapter attached in the back, but I will probably go out and get it.

Ohhh okay. So any printer can be hooked up to bluetooth?

No I don't think so, on the printer there are bluetooth settings, but you need the bluetooth 'dongle' (that's what it's called, I don't know why) instead of the usb cord. It's not built into it like in many other things.

make sure you let us know about the quality of your first prints. I´d be interested in getting a photo printer aswell, but I´m not sure if they can replace the professional ones in the print shops etc.

Ohh okay, that makes sense. Kind of weird that you have to get the dongle separately.

tehehe how much?!

About $202 for the printer, 25 sheets of 11mil, glossy, premium photo paper, and high capacity cartridges. I think the printer completely alone was like $170.



Yeah, I also had to use a usb cable to connect it and it didn't come with the printer, I was like WTF?



The print quality of all of my photos that I have printed from HP printers so far have been equal to the print labs. I just printed off a 13x19 last night and it turned out fantastic. I compared it to a similar one I had done in a print shop and I couldn't see any difference at all, except it cost me about 50% less.