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HP Photosmart D7160

If you're looking for a good, all-around printer for the home, the HP Photosmart D7160 is a decent choice. But if your focus is on photographs, you can do better for just a little more cash.

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HP Photosmart D7260 Printer

This printer can quickly spit out homework assignments and other documents the family might need, but with 6 individual ink tanks and a large 8.9cm touch-screen, it's equally adept at printing and editing high quality photos.

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HP Photosmart A826

The HP Photosmart A826 snapshot printer offers an attractive design, is easy and fun to use, and works better without a PC than any other snapshot printer we've reviewed thanks to its huge touch screen, but we wonder who will spend AU$400 for a dedicated photo printer.

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HP Photosmart A626

The HP Photosmart A626 is supposed to bridge the gap between the A826 and the A526 snapshot printers by providing lots of features, good print quality, and decent print speeds, but it falls short on the last two counts.

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HP Photosmart D7460

The HP Photosmart D7460 offers compelling features -- including a touch screen -- for home users, but the competition offers better print quality.

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HP technology aims to capture true 'Shrek' green

Colour calibration technology that HP developed for DreamWorks to be integrated into digital-imaging software and hardware.

Photo printer glossary

Whether you're trying to comprehend your printer's manual or to use the right term to explain something, this glossary should help make sense of the jargon.

Photo printer: What type of user are you?

Whether it's for home use, mobility or business purposes, there's a photo printer out there with your name on it.

HP printers address need for speed

A new HP printer line-up is on the way that features blazingly fast photo printing speeds.

Photos on the spot: four snapshot printers compared

Portable snapshot printers deliver 4x6 prints on the spot and most come with convenient photo-oriented features such as media slots and PictBridge support. How do four of the top models compare?