HP Photosmart C4580

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The HP Photosmart C4580 is an all-in-one inkjet printer designed for home and small office use, integrating printing, scanning, and copying functions into a compact unit. It utilizes HP's thermal inkjet technology with individual ink cartridges for four colors (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black) enabling high-quality photo and document printing. The device supports a maximum color print resolution up to 4800 x 1200 optimized dpi for photos, alongside standard black text printing resolution of up to 1200 dpi. It features a flatbed scanner with an optical resolution of 1200 x 2400 dpi allowing detailed image scanning and document digitization. The HP Photosmart C4580 connects to computers via USB 2.0 port, offering straightforward connectivity but lacks wireless functions. It supports various media sizes and types, including standard letters, photo paper, envelopes, and cards with an input tray capacity around 80 sheets.

The HP Photosmart C4580 offers a versatile all-in-one functionality combining print, scan and copy, making it a convenient desktop office solution. Its high maximum photo print resolution produces vibrant and detailed images, suitable for casual photo printing. Individual ink cartridges help reduce replacement costs by allowing selective color changes, improving cost efficiency. The device supports borderless photo printing for up to 4x6 inches, enhancing photo output quality. Compact design with easy-to-use control panel offers user-friendly operation without occupying excessive space. The flatbed scanner provides good image quality for home scanning tasks, with a decent optical resolution for text and pictures.

The HP Photosmart C4580 lacks wireless connectivity options, limiting flexible use in networked environments. Print speeds are relatively slow compared to newer model printers, especially in color and photo printing modes. The input paper tray capacity is modest, which may require frequent refilling during larger print jobs. It does not support automatic duplex (double-sided) printing, which reduces paper efficiency. The scan software and driver support are dated, given the device's age, potentially causing compatibility issues with modern operating systems. The printer uses individual ink cartridges but they tend to be costly and may run out quickly with frequent photo printing.

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