HP Photosmart C4280 All-in-One Printer/Scanner/Copier (CC210A#ABA)
A highly affordable photo All-in-One, the Photosmart C4280 is ready to bring you beautiful, true-to-life photos straight from your camera, without a PC. Just preview your shots on the 1.5" display and send to print. You'll also get great scans and quick copies, and you'll be able to print archival-quality documents without the edges cut off.
The HP Deskjet D4280 is a compact color inkjet printer, copier, and scanner that is capable of printing at speeds of up to 30 ppm in black & white and 23 ppm in color. This multifunction printer can also print borderless 8.5 x 11-inch photos that feature vivid color and 4800 x 1200 dpi resolution directly from supported memory cards.  | The HP Deskjet D4280 offers:- The ability to Print, Copy, and Scan
- Print and copy speeds up to 30 ppm black & white and 23 ppm color
- 1 USB port and 4 memory card slots
- Color print resolution of up to 4800 x 1200 dpi
- A 100-sheet paper tray
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The HP Deskjet D4280 is a true multifunction printer. View larger. | 
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Print Crisp, Colorful Photos and Image-Rich Documents
Not only does the HP D4280 print colorful photos and documents at speeds reaching 23 ppm, but it also makes the quality of the imagery a priority, with its use of HP Vivera Inks and optional six-ink color process. With the HP D4280, you can print directly from a variety of supported memory cards, including CompactFlash, Memory Sticks (Duo), SD, MMC, and xD-Picture Cards. No need for the computer; just plug-in a compatible memory card and use the colorful 1.5 inch LCD screen to help guide you through the printing process. Color Copy and Scan With Ease
The D4280 features easy one-button copying in both black & white and full-color with ultra-high resolution capabilities of up to 600 dpi and 4800 x 12000 dpi respectively. It will make as many as 50 copies with the push of a button at speeds of up to 30 cpm in black & white and 23 cpm in color. Reduce or enlarge originals from 25% to 200% for added versatility. Get a full-color preview of your scan in about three seconds before you actually decide to scan any document. Once you decide to scan, it will be quick; in a matter of seconds, you'll have full-color images up to 1200 dpi in dynamic 48-bit color. Use the included software to enhance a scanned image or document to an unbelievable 19,200 dpi for producing large-scale prints and digital documents. Versatile Paper Handling
This printer will handle a variety of special media, including envelopes, transparencies, photo paper, panoramas, and more. The 100-sheet paper tray provides plenty of paper capacity for small-scale jobs. Compatible with both Windows (some features may not be available with Windows 2000) and Macintosh, the HP Deskjet D4280 measures 17.09 x 11.42 x 6.38 inches and weighs 11.09 pounds. It's backed by a 1-year limited warranty. What's in the Box
HP Photosmart C4280 All-in-One, HP 74 Black Inkjet Print Cartridge (4.5 ml), HP 75 Tri-Color Inkjet Print Cartridge (3.5 ml), power supply, power cord, software CD, setup guide, basics guide, read-iris flyer, registration card, and pen shopping card.
HP Photosmart C4280 All-in-One Printer/Scanner/Copier (CC210A#ABA) Accessories
 Tripp Lite U022-010 USB2.0 Certified Gold A/B Device Cable - 10ft
HP 74XL Black Inkjet Print Cartridge
HP 74/75 Black/tricolor Inkjet Combo Pack with Viv
Belkin F3U133-10 Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Cable (10 Feet)
HP 75 Tri Color Inkjet Print Cartridge
HP 74 Black Inkjet Print Cartridge
HP 75XL Tri-color Inkjet Print Cartridge
Startech 6ft Premium USB 2.0 Ab High Speed Certified Device Cable
Kingston Data Traveler 4 GB USB Flash Drive DTI/4GB
Apple iPod nano 4 GB Silver (3rd Generation)
HP Photosmart C4280 All-in-One Printer/Scanner/Copier (CC210A#ABA) Reviews
in theory. but oh my gosh, what a horribly dreadful little machine. In other words, the interface is manageable. Words can't even begin to capture how much I hate this printer, the only reason I would give it one star is that most printers are mysteries and have their own little idiosyncrasies that need to be worked around, but for this particular model I would reserve a special place in the fiery depths. This printer has probably contributed to a measurable decrease in my life expectancy due to the stress of inevitable paper jams, erroneous messages about being out of paper when the carriage is full, frequent problems pulling the paper through, paper jams, paper jams, more paper jams. On a positive note, it does seem to work well with Mac OS10. .
I would recomend a Lexmark, Brother, or Epson instead. My wife has asked me to reinstall our old Lexmark printer so we can sell/trash this one. While I had very little difficulty getting the wireless working with our Window's Vista computers, they programs that come with the printer are horrible.
While I have used several multi-use copiers in the past, I desired to upgrade to a wireless version that everyone in my family could use easily. Second, it runs 2 seperate programs in order to scan and save your images to your PC. Unfortunately, I purchased this one.
In the meanwhile, I would recomend that you purchase a printer from another manufacturer. I would recomend that HP review the software for this item see if someone can create a more user friendly version. First, They are not user friendly and are difficult to follow or get help within the program (or online).
Even now, we are only able to save the images we scan about 25% of the time.
I called HP and after a long time on the phone they told me that I needed a special driver to get the scanner to work (even though the printer was working fine). On whatever default setting is at work here, the scanner only scans a small section of the paper. But getting this all in one to do it's primary tasks just doesn't seem worth the time it takes. I've been looking for a way to change this setting for half an hour.
That was when I was trying to scan a photo. I'm sure there's some setting or button that will cause this scanner to scan and 8 x 10 piece of paper, and if using my printer was my full time job I'd be happy to look for it some more. When I first tried to scan something on this "all-in-one", it didn't work. Now I'm trying to scan an 8 x 10 sheet of paper for the first time.
It's probably the worst printer in the history of printers and I cannot express how much I hate this printer. I'd rather invest $100 in Morgan Stanley right now than buy this printer if I was faced with that decision today. There aren't enough bad things in the world that can be said about this printer. It has cost me so much time, frustration and anguish. DO NOT BUY
It makes perfect copies, it prints lighting fast. Has not given me one error/problem.
Well worth the money spent. I am very pleased with this printer.
It looks sooo much nicer in person, and by the looks alone is worth the dollars. I believe all the "USB disconnect" errors that others have been experiencing have all been with driver issues.
High Quality materials everywhere, not that light type plastic, but a nice solid/shiny type. The New drivers do not give that problem.
Looks like part of the MAC family, and you know how good the Mac designs are.
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