To the person/company selling this for $119.00 | HP Photosmart C3140 All-in-One (Green)

Another Nice HP Printer | HP Photosmart C3140 All-in-One (Green)

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	• HP Photosmart C3140 All-in-One (Green) Hewlett Packard Hewlett Packard average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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HP C3140 is Great!

I just got this printer and it is awesome! Even without the photo cartridge, it prints out professional looking photos! Can't beat the quality for the price!

To the person/company selling this for $119.00

Good luck--this printer sells for $79.00 at Walmart.

Another Nice HP Printer

I recently hooked up my new HP C3140 with their new vivera inks and have to say that I'm happy with this product. I've always had very good luck with HP printers, and this one, so far, continues that tradition. It prints very nicely and reasonably quickly. I haven't tried the scanner yet. I think the ink costs somewhat more, at least per ounce, but as I don't print very much stuff, I'll try to keep a stiff upper lip about that. My printer is the white cased one, but I think these are just the same except for the color. Bought at Wal-Mart this time. Cheerio.

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HP PhotoSmart photo printer is designed to bring low-cost, photographic-quality image printing to the home environment. The HP PhotoSmart photo printer enables importing personal photographs for manipulation and inclusion in various forms of documents and can output them economically without sacrificing the quality of the original image. The most frequent uses of the HP PhotoSmart photo printer include photo enlargement, cropping, red-eye elimination, scratch removal, replication of snapshots, and the creation of greeting cards and other novelties. These uses require the support of a wide variety of media sizes. These media sizes include a wide variety of media types, like photo weight papers (photographic glossy or photographic matte), special project papers, transparency, and a calendar kit. A new "straight-through" paper path facilitates media types that are too thick for traditional curved paths.

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