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| HP Photosmart C6380 All-in-One Printer | 
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| List Price: $246.00
Buy New: $142.95
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Avg. Customer Rating:  (based on 25 reviews)
Category: CE
Publisher: Hewlett Packard
Studio: Hewlett Packard
Brand: Hewlett-Packard
Label: Hewlett Packard
Format: Cd
Platforms: Macintosh, Windows
Media: Electronics
Memorabilia: 0
Special Features: nv:Print Method^Inkjet|Resolution^Up to 600 x 600 DPI (Black)|Resolution^Up to 9600 x 2400 Optimized DPI (Color)|Maximum Duty Cycle^2,500 Pages Per Month|Print Speed^Up to 31 PPM (Color)|Print Speed^Up to 33 PPM (Black)|Dimensions^17.79"W x 15.97"D x 8.17"H|Special Features^Copying Capability|Special Features^Scanning Capability|Connectivity^Ethernet|Connectivity^USB|Connectivity^802.11g|Connectivity^PictBridge|Optional Connectivity^Bluetooth|Standard Paper Input^125 Sheets
Shipping Weight (lbs): 16.4
Dimensions (in): 8.2 x 17.8 x 16
MPN: C6380
Model: C6380
UPC: 883585971374
EAN: 0883585971374
ASIN: B001EKABK4
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Compact 3-in-1 color inkjet printer that prints, scans, and copies | | • | Print crystal clear color photos up to 9600x2400 dpi | | • | Ultra-fast printing speeds as high as 33 ppm | | • | Built-in Wi-Fi allows for wireless printing | | • | Measures 17.79 x 15.97 x 8.17 inches (WxDxH); weighs 16.4 pounds; 1-year limited warranty |
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Product Description
The HP Photosmart C6380 Printer, Scanner, Copier is a wireless all-in-one that delivers stunning photos and high-quality documents, copies and scans. Easily share and print from notebooks and PCs, using built-in wireless or wired networking. Print laser-quality text and lab-quality photos consistently with the 5-ink printing system. Print exactly what you see onscreen with HP Smart Web Printing. Print documents or make copies fast at speeds up to 33-ppm black and up to 31-ppm color, 4x6" photos in as fast as 18 seconds. Enjoy beautiful instant-dry, smudge-resistant photos using HP Vivera ink and HP Advanced Photo Paper. Print lab-quality photos that last for generations using AIO Functions Color printing, color copying, color scanning, black-and-white printing. Compatibility - Compact Flash, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo, Secure Digital/MultiMediaCard, Secure Digital High Capacity Card, and xD-Picture Card System Requirement - Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or higher, Intel Pentium II, Celeron or compatible processor, 233 MHz or higher, 128MB RAM, 800MB free space, CD-ROM, USB port, Windows Vista, Internet Explorer 6 or higher, 800-MHz 32 or 64-bit processor, Mac OS X v10.4, v10.5, PowerPC G3, G4, G5 or Intel Core Processor, and Windows XP Dimensions - Width 17.79 x Depth 15.97 x Height 8.17 (452x406x207mm) Weight - 16.4 pounds (7.45 kg)
Amazon.com Product Description
The HP Photosmart C6380 All-in-One Compact Color Inkjet Printer, Copier, And Scanner is capable of printing at speeds of up to 33 ppm in black & white and 31 ppm in color. Enjoy freedom from messy cables and wiring with the C6380's built-in Wi-Fi and optional Blue tooth capabilities. The C6380 is also capable of printing up to 8.5 x 11-inch borderless photos that feature vivid color and stunning 9600 x 2400 dpi resolution from supported memory cards or PictBridge compatible digital cameras.  | The HP Photosmart C6380 offers: - The ability to Print, Copy, and Scan
- Print and copy speeds up to 33 ppm black & white and 31 ppm color
- Built-in Wi-Fi and optional Blue tooth capabilities
- High-resolution color prints of up to 9600 x 2400 dpi
- A 125-sheet paper tray and 20-sheet photo tray
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The HP Photosmart C6380 is a compact multifunction printer. View larger. | 
Aa color preview screen makes it easy to print directly from memory cards. View larger. | Print Crisp, Colorful Photos and Image-Rich Documents
Not only does the HP C6380 print colorful photos and documents at speeds reaching as high as 31 ppm, but it also makes the quality of the imagery a priority, with its use of HP Vivera Inks and five-color ink process that produces lap-quality photos and laser-quality text. With the HP C6380, you can print directly from a variety of supported memory cards, including CompactFlash, Memory Sticks (Duo), SD Card, SDHC Card, MMC,xD-Picture Cards. No need for the computer; just plug-in a compatible memory card and use the colorful 2.4 inch LCD screen to help guide you through the printing process, or just plug in your PictBridge digital camera to print directly. Wireless Networking Made Easy
Hp is a leader in wireless printing, and they make it easy to configure your wireless network. The C6380 features built-in 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi connectivity for networking laptops and desktop computers to a single printer without having to use messy cables, and HP's step-by-step instructions will guide you through this simple process. Color Copy and Scan With Ease
The C6380 features easy one-button copying in both black & white and full-color with ultra-high resolution of up to 600 x 600 dpi and 9600 x 2400 dpi respectively. It will make as many as 50 copies with the push of a button at speeds of up to 33 cpm in black & white and 31 cpm in color. Reduce or enlarge originals from 50% to 400% for added versatility. You get a full-color preview of your scan before you actually decide to scan the document, which can be as large as 8.5 x 11.7 inches in size. Once you decide to scan, it will be quick; it takes a matter of seconds to produce full-color images up to 4800 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 cards, envelopes, transparencies, and photo paper at sizes as large as 8.5 x 14 inches. The C6380 comes equipped with a 125-sheet paper tray and a convenient 20-sheet photo tray. Compatible with both Windows (including Vista) and Macintosh, the HP Photosmart C6380 measures 17.79 x 15.97 x 8.17 inches (WxDxH) and weighs 16.4 pounds. It's backed by a 1-year limited warranty that includes phone support. What's in the Box
HP Photosmart C6380 All-in-One Printer, power cord, power supply, print head assembly, HP 564 black cartridge (approx. 250 pages), HP 564 photo black cartridge (approx. 130 photos), HP 564 cyan, magenta, and yellow cartridges (approx. 300 pages each), software, media sample pack, set-up and basics guides.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 20 more reviews...
 Love this printer! January 2, 2009
We bought this printer last Saturday and the cd installation was so easy on my Mac laptop. I printed wirelessly using Apple Airport Extreme. I ran off 5 beautiful, glossy prints which had the matted frames on them. Gorgeous quality. I am excited to get a printer that has all of these features like copy, scan etc. I did a lot of research online before I bought this particular printer, and am absolutely delighted with my choice. This particular one also is cheaper on ink which was a priority for me. I love this printer!!!!
Couldn't be easier to setup and use! December 30, 2008
I saw this printer on sale while at a BestBuy store ($159) and was going to get it but they sold the last one while I was there.
I saw it on sale here for $149 and decided to use my $105 GC credit towards the purchase.
To my surprise, I ordered it on 12/27/08 and it was delivered on 12/30/08.
I opened the box and followed the very simple instructions to install the 5 ink cartridges. Once plugged in I selected wireless network setup and encountered no errors at any point along the way.
I printed from the computer where I installed the software (I selected advanced so I could choose not to install the extra programs). I then printed from another desktop in the house as well as from my work laptop.
I let the printer print a test photo print and the color is amazing! The regular prints on normal paper are great as well.
All in all, for the price, this is an awesome buy! A++++
 ok printer December 28, 2008
The printer prints great. The setup took forever. Also read the rebate details. I thought it was [...] rebate, but you have to buy a PC as well I didn't read the fine print. I was very disapointed with how long it took to load the print driver. The wireless setup is nice.
 Blue screen of death on a printer... December 27, 2008
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
After reading the reviews, this seemed like the perfect unit for me. Received it as a present last week and ran thru the setup. Took only a few minutes, and I was impressed by how easily the printer setup was organized and how easily I was able to enter my wireless router information (it detected my network; I entered the WEP password; it immediately said "great" and everything looked good to go). Instructions and quick start were very well documented and the coordination between the printer screen prompts and the written documentation was also very well done.
It printed the alignment/printer setup test page no problem. Then it was going to print the "wireless confirmation page". The printer lights showed a clean connection to the wiresless network.
However, within five seconds, the screen went blank and then blue and it gave me an error of B057D1D4 (no other words/errors on the screen) and jammed up completely. I unplugged it (all the switches and buttons on the panel were dead) and got error B05Cf1E0.
Installed again after a hardware reset and was able to install and print perfectly using a USB cable.
So, must be something in the wireless firmware or an issue with my 2WIRE wireless DSL router and the printer.
Called HP. After spending two hours on the phone with very polite, helpful folks they determined that they had no idea. We tried every reset known and I even did the full install process again with a tech support person on the phone after doing a hardware reset.
Word to the wise: Tech support can only send you a refurb unit, but since I had had the thing for 3 hours, I declined and called regular sales support for a new unit.
The new unit came amazingly quickly (I dropped on my broken one on the 24th and the new one arrived today the 26th morning).
Just ran thru the install and same as before. All is simple and good. But then the same errors.
Called HP support.
No clues.
Only option now is to return the printer. They won't send a second replacement unit, unfortunately.
Anyone know if there is a problem (I can't find one and HP doesn't know of any) with 2WIRE routers, maybe? Or maybe there is a bad batch of these things with a firmware fault? I'm tempted to go buy one from a local retailer in the hopes that it is a batch of defectives since after looking around I still think this printer would be ideal for me if it actually worked.
Blue screen of death on a printer. Who knew?
[30 minute pause]
I just got a call back from an HP escalations manager. She proceeded to quiz me about how it wasn't possible that I had the replacement printer sitting in front of me -- and asked me which department and who made it happen. I have no idea. I just dial 800 numbers until someone helps. She insisted to me that the 800 number I had called wasn't an HP line. Of course, I sit here with a replacement HP printer at my feet, so I must have found the HP printer elves in Santa's workshop. Her advice in the end was to take the refund since that was even more than she was authorized to provide, so she wanted to know who broke the rules by providing good customer support. (And why that wouldn't be in the records she has access to, I do not know...)
Sigh.
I have faith given my experience with HP, but they haven't made it easy this week.
Assuming I can get a working printer, I will edit this review and raise the ranking, but two defective printers that HP can't even diagnose is just not impressive. I expected more given my flawless history with HP printers.
This is my first rant review. And I fully hope that I am able to edit or delete or upgrade it, but for now my advice is to go ahead and buy this printer if it fits your profile. If it works, great -- it looks like a fantastic printer. If it doesn't, return it immediately and save yourself a nightmare; it ain't worth it for a printer.
I switched to the Brother MFC-490. Worked perfectly out of the box, including wireless set up without any fatal hardware errors (so it isn't my router). Also, smaller footprint, automatic doument feeder, and very well done wireless integration... AND CHEAPER by a significant amount.
Easy Set up and GREAT functionality December 25, 2008
Bought from retailer (not amazon) and installed within minutes. Did the wireless using ATT digital cable-provided router. Works like a charm with both my VISTA laptop and my XP Desktop.
Had minimal trouble with firewalls on the desktop but that was an easy fix.
My one and only complaint so far is that the print-head sounds like a freight train! Very noisy when going through it's checks and alignments. But the scan, copy, and print functions are easy and intuitive.
I even dropped the printer when taking off the packaging, no discernable damage so far!
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