HP Photosmart A826 Photo Printer Review

October 19th 2007 | Peripherals

The Photosmart A826 - this new photo printer from HP wouldn’t look out of place in the Command Centre of Space: 1999’s Moonbase Alpha. The rounded teardrop shape in white, pale grey and silver looks sleek and retro at the same time. It sits on the desk like a small backpack. Fold down the front cover, which becomes the output tray, and it reveals a set of memory card slots, a hatch to access the single, three-colour cartridge and, more unusually, a small plastic stylus. The memory slots cater for CompactFlash (Type I and II), Memory Stick, SD/MMC, SmartMedia, and xD.

The Photosmart A826 is a lovely little machine for anybody wanting a standalone photo printer in their living room. It excels at producing photos cheaply and quickly with a minimum of fuss but even so, at £173 [~$350], it’s over priced.

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HP Photosmart A826 Photo Printer Review
Published in: Peripherals on 2007-10-19