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HP Deskjet 5150 Review

by Dan Littman

- HP's Deskjet 5150 costs only $100, and prints very attractive photos. Printing on glossy paper and using the optional photo-ink cartridge--which costs an extra $25--the Deskjet 5150 produced superb color photos with smooth texture and very sharp detail. A window in the print driver called HP Digital Photography simplified the process, thanks in part to an easy-to-use red-eye removal tool, a slider for increasing contrast, and a digital flash effect for brightening shadows. We also liked the fine detail and sharp focus of the Deskjet 5150's gray-scale printouts, despite their slightly yellowish cast.

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User Reviews for HP HP DeskJet 5150 Color Inkjet Printer (HP (Hewlett-Packard)-C8962AA2L)

Reviewed by: ripshopper

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Strengths: Very fast and the best print quality on any printer I have ever had. Ink is very simple to load which is the best part about the printer for me, since I had many problems with Epson prior.

Weaknesses: No USB wire

Overall Evaluation: Very fast and the best print quality of any printer I have ever had. Ink is very simple to load which is the best part about the printer for me, since I had many problems with Epson printers in the past where you had to press a button and nothing the printers never moved to the right spot to load. All you have to do it open the cover and the ink moves to the right spot to change the ink. I will now only buy HP printers because of the product.
Reviewed by: goldyman

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Strengths: Very Cheap Good Machine

Weaknesses: Its a bit on the heavy side

Overall Evaluation: The HP DeskJet 5150 Is a fine Inkjet Printer, Ive been using it for college and its blazing fast, alsmost like a laser printer, It's pretty quiet too, The only negative; Its pretty heavey, and it's quite large, but if you don;t move your printer around too much and you have some extra space in your dorm room its a perfect printer especially for this price, Make sure it comes with print cartidges.

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