HP D2560 Deskjet Printer
Get laser-quality black and vivid-color photos with HP's fast, easy, and dependable Deskjet D2560. It prints Web pages and borderless photos, and it even has a handy print-cancel button. Set up quickly and easily thanks to user-friendly software and hardware Stop unwanted prints to save ink and paper using print-cancel button Print web pages easily and combine content from web sites on one print with HP Smart Web Printing System Requirements - Windows XP Professional or Windows XP Home, Windows 2000 (SP4 or higher), Any Intel Pentium II, Intel Celeron, or compatible processor (233-MHz or higher), Mac OS X v 10.3.9, v 10.4, v 10.5 or higher; Macintosh computer with a PowerPC G3, G4, G5 or Intel Core processor; 256MB RAM, CD-ROM drive, available USB port and USB cable, SVGA 800 x 600 monitor with 16-bit color, 400MB free space, Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 or higher recommended, any Web browser, and Internet access recommended Dimensions - Width 17.23 x Depth 12.09 x Height 5.54 tray down (437.7x307x140.9mm) / 17.23 x 8.14 x 5.54 tray up (437.7x206.8x140.9mm) Weight - 6.16 pounds (2.8 kg)
HP D2560 Deskjet Printer Accessories
 Belkin F3U133-10 Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Cable (10 Feet)
HP CD947FN140 Ink Combo Pack Cartridge - Black/ Color (2067229)
HP 60XL Black US Ink Cartridge
HP Deskjet F4280 All-in-One Printer, Scanner, Copier (CB656A)
HP Deskjet 6940 Color Printer (C8970A#B1H)
Kingston 2 GB SD Flash Memory Card SD/2GB
HP CC644WN 60XL Tri-Color Ink Cartridge for Deskjet F4280
Belkin F3U133-06 Pro Series Hi-Speed USB Cable (Six-Feet)
Tripp Lite U022-006 USB2.0 Certified Gold A/B Device Cable - 6ft
Logitech Cordless Desktop EX110 (967561-0403)
HP D2560 Deskjet Printer Reviews
Have always been happy with HP products and this printer is no exception. Though delivery was a bit slow, overall I am pleased with this purchase.
This really is a great little printer. I don't need 18" of overhead space to feed the paper since it lays flat in front of the printer, and when the paper tray is folded up it only takes up 9" of depth on my desk. Yes, it feeds the printed page out over the storage tray, but.I don't find this to be a problem at all. For the money, this is a good deal for the home user. I was expecting to have to buy a separate dye-sub printer for photos, but so far the print quality is good enough that I'm putting that on hold. The paper feed path is part of what saves space here, both in height and depth. I moved from an all-in-one canon MP170 to this printer to free up valuable desktop space, and I find that when printing photos on glossy stock the color representation is better on this HP than on the more expensive Canon MP170.
Perhaps the floor in his part of the world is closer to the desk top. I bought the printer on the strength of a NY Times glowing price to value review, obviously, the reviewer had never used it. machine Laurel & Hardy movie. whose innate politeness - 'I am your servant' - indicated he was off shore, couldn't help me because try as he might he didn't get the problem. The paper feed and the paper exit overlap and the pages are spewed onto the floor as in an old man vs. The second problem was, when trying to determine if I was using it properly or if a part(tray) was missing I had to deal w/ HP's on line service rep. Anyway, HP's attitude seems to be, what do you expect for fifty bucks, it's fine for single page printing and not anything more than four. rrt
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