Duplex Color Laser Printer For Mac

MODEL- HP-9650 VENDOR- HEWLETT-PACKARD CO FEATURES- DeskJet 9650 Designed for small businesses and home offices that require high performance wide-format color and photo-printing the compact HP Deskjet 9600 Series printers offer high quality professional results with maximum versatility. Includes printer Tri-color Ink Cartridge (17ml) Black Ink Cartridge (19 ml) Photo Ink Cartrige (17 ml) Power cord User Documentation Paper sample pack Driver CD and software. * Versatile - Flexible media options. Print on media sizes from 4 by 6-inch postcards to 13 by 19-inch posters and on a wide variety of HP printing materials from plain paper and glossy photo paper to heavy stock. - Built to fit your needs. Available options include two-sided printing and PostScript 3 software RIP for excellent color accuracy. - Saves valuable space. The sleek compact design of the HP Deskjet 9600 Series printers fits into your office space with ease. * Professional Photo-print Quality - The look and feel of professional photos. With HPs 6-ink printing product vibrant photo-quality images with up to 4800 optimized dpi printing (on HP Premium Photo Paper) or HP PhotoREt IV color layering technology. - Enhanced images. Get four-sided borderless printing on a variety of media types from 4 by 6 to 11 by 17 inches. - Simple brilliant color. HPs 6-ink printing system and patented ink formulations work with HP photo-paper coating to product true-to-life fade-resistant photos. * Quality Performance - Uncompromised high-quality printing. Print at speeds of up to 20 ppm in black and 15 ppm in color without sacrificing quality. - Trusted HP technology. HP Smart Printing Technology in the HP inkjet print system and the HP Deskjet 9600 Series printers monitor system performance and optimize quality. -- SPECIFICATIONs -------------------------------------TECHNOLOGY- Thermal InkjetPROCESSOR - 96MHzINTERFACE - (1) USB 2.0 port (1) IEEE-1284-compliant Parallel bidirectional port Optional External Print Serve...

Brand: HP Model: C8137A#A2L Platform: Mac Original language: English, French Dimensions: 7.00" h x 23.00" w x 15.00" l, 28.00 pounds Up to 4,800 dpi optimized color resolution, HP PhotoREt IV 6-ink printing 1,200 x 1,200 dpi black resolution Up to 20 ppm black, 15 ppm color text/graphics Double-sided prints (software control). Wide Format (Up to 13" x 19") USB, parallel, and optional wireless Jetdirect interfaces

The Deskjet 9650 color printer offers impressive, photo-quality results with up to 4,800-optimized dpi using HP's PhotoREt IV and PhotoREt III technologies (for six- and four-ink printing, respectively). Now you can print laser-quality black text at up to 20 pages per minute and high-resolution color pages at 15 ppm, in addition to printing fade-resistant photos with true-to-life colors. (Actual print speeds will vary.) The Deskjet 9650 is well suited to print projects on different paper types and sizes, including plain and photo paper, transparencies, labels, iron-on transfers, up to 13-by-19-inch posters. An adjustable tray accommodates 11-by-17-inch paper, and the printer will even produce borderless images--great for pictures and postcards. Use four-ink printing for spreadsheets, presentations, and everyday business needs, then switch to six-ink printing for vibrant photos and fine-quality images. A low-ink indicator will warn you when replacement time is nigh. To help you further simplify your work, the 9650 comes ready for optional two-sided printing and is compatible with wireless networking hardware through HP JetDirect accessories (not included). What's in the Box HP Deskjet 9650 printer, 3 print cartridges, user documentation, paper sample pack, AC power cord, and a driver CD If you could sum up the HP Deskjet 9650 printer in one word, it would be versatility. Four-ink printing is ideal for your everyday documents; six-ink printing is available for photos. Features: Get the look and feel of professional photos with HP's six-ink printing and up to 4800 optimized dpi (premium photo paper, 1200 x 1200 input dpi) or HP PhotoREt IV color-layering technology. Enjoy brilliant, true-to-life color and fade-resistent photos. Print in small or large format; from postcards to 13 x 19" posters (comes with an adjustable tray for 11 x 17"). Print on a variety of materials, from HP plain and glossy paper to heavy stock, and even on thick media with the straight-through paper path. Print fast without sacrificing quality--up to 20 ppm in black and 15 in color. Print borderless images with no effort. Upgrade to two-sided printing and PostScript 3 software RIP for excellent color accuracy. Conserve valuable desk space with the compact design. Automatically print on both sides with optional duplexing attachment, sold separately. Enjoy the confidence of a basic one-year limited warranty.

Most helpful customer reviews 22 of 23 people found the following review helpful. Absolutely love it By Kenneth P. Wert This is an awesome printer for the price I paid. The other reviews that I have seen ignore a few things about this printer. First off, any wide format printer is going to use a lot of ink. Find the ink kits and learn how to refill your cartridges. It'll save you a ton of money. The cartridges may be small, compared to some other printers, but they are quite refillable, much more so than the larger HP cartridges I have used in the past. The printer manufacturers don't want you to know about that. I know as I have been refilling the same cartridges this printer uses for 2 years already. Having had experience with my HP Deskjet 5550, I have only purchased one extra cartridge in the last 2 years. I finally wore out the #57 Tricolor cartridge. This printer comes with all 3 of them. My 5550 only came with 2.Secondly. if you use the maximum dpi setting, the printer is slow. But I have found that the best setting is excellent, at 600 by 600 dpi, it takes about 5 minutes to do a 12 by 18 inch print. Unless you have a 14 megapixel camera. this print resolution is beyond your 5 megapixel camera to begin with. And, if you have a source that can generate a true 4800 dpi print, I have seen a review that states that it is worth the wait. I believe the claim.Since I bought the printer, I have only been able to get my hands on 12 by 18 inch plain paper,(an artist's sketch pad at Wal Mart). The results on this paper are stunning. I can't wait to get a hold of some Super B 13 by 19 inch glossy. One of the reasons I prefer this type of printer over the likes of Canon and Epson, which both make printers of this type, is the ability to refill the cartridges. Don't try it with theirs. Once you clog the print head, it'll cost you more than the printers worth to replace it. The HP's have the print head built into the cartridge, so if it ends up bad, you just need a new cartridge.The only reason I can think of not to buy this printer is if you don't want to be bothered with refilling the cartridges. They can be refilled up to 18 or more times.I picked this unit up as a factory recertified unit that came with the full 1 year warranty, for half the list price of the HP msrp. Just a guess on my part, but I think a lot of these were sent back due to issues with the XP drivers that had some flaws. I can't find a disagreeable issue with this printer and I have had it for a week now and have printed a couple of dozen 12 by 18 inch prints, using both the new and my own refilled cartridges.By the way, I also use Windows ME, like a reviewer below. But I won't end up with the same issues of the ink warnings, because I know how to fool the printers cartridge memory. It can only remember 2 of the same carts, and it's easy to find the info on how to reset the ink level indicators. As far as the scrapbooker below, he must not have set up this printer properly. The photo results are incredible,on plain paper, even with just the black and tricolor cartridges. I have used an HP 1220c also, and I can say that this printer is better on photos than the 1220c. However, each person has their own views, and also their own ways of trying things out. This printer has a lot of options. Be sure to check them out. The auto settings work very well, but you have to select things like the "Best" setting. You can custom establish your favorite settings as default in the toolbox. Otherwise it might do a fast draft print, which sounds like the corrugated cardboard complaint below.So far, I highly recommend this one. I've always wanted a printer that I could frame a print and view it from across the room, or from the next room for that matter, and not need to walk over to figure out what it is a picture of. These prints are large enought to satisfy that desire, you won't beleive the difference, compared to an 8.5 by 11.5 inch print.Now, if I don't run out of wall space