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- Brand: HP
- Model: PSC 2710
- Dimensions: 18.00" h x 15.00" w x 8.00" l,
Features
- Produces color prints, copies, scans, and faxes
- Up to 30 ppm print speed; up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi resolution
- Up to 30 cpm, reduces and enlarges 25 to 400%
- 2,400 x 4,800 dpi scan resolution, 48-bit color
- Ethernet, wireless 802.11g/b, USB, PictBridge interfaces; PC/Mac
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HP Photosmart 2710 All-in-One Fax Printer Scanner Copier means Color printing, color faxing, color copying, color scanning with inkjet high quality depth and resolution. Reward your family with its own wireless printing network! Does your daughter or son have a Bluetooth wireless device? Those with camera phones and other gadgets can get into the act, too, printing straight to the Photosmart 2710 no PC, no wires, no hassle. Enhance and organize digital photos Print frame-by-frame from video clips using the proof sheet Pages/month - 5,000 Fax Speed about 3 seconds/page / Incoming fax memory - 60 pages / Fax speed dials - 75 numbers 48-bit Color Flatbed Scanner Connectivity - 1 Ethernet, 1 USB, 1 PictBridge, Built-in wireless 802.11g 802.11b networking For PC and Macintosh
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26 of 27 people found the following review helpful.
Hours of My Life Lost
By David
I am a software professional, and if I wrote software like this I'd be standing out on the corner with one of those "Will Work for Food" signs. I'd have scraggly whiskers and a cigarette hanging from the corner of my mouth, and even if you wanted to help me, you'd basically know I was no good.
Urghhhhhh! What a crappy piece of software! It is HUGE, takes over your system, disables non-device related software components, and then HP refuses to support you with an intelligile person or at all. Shame, shame on HP. Not great thoughts about offshore support countries, either.
I spent 3 hours trying to get my "wireless" 2710 to connect and could never get past the WEP key. I gave up and plugged an Ethernet cable into it. Then I spent another hour installing the software on a single PC (it's HUGE). Then I printed a sample page. Then I scanned a document. Cool, other than having a wired wireless all-in-one, everything was working.
What happened next was like gangrene. Suddenly, every time I restarted my PC, I got a warning that my Windows Firewall was off. I'd check it and it was on. Then, periodically, I'd get error dialogs from anywhere with a svchost.exe exception with pretty hex code. Then I couldn't print at all, or scan, or anything. Then it took 3 minutes and 45 seconds just to open a browser. Then my Adobe Photoshop software wouldn't work. Then it took over 6 minutes to start my high end PC each time.
Luckily the Add/Remove Programs option still worked, so I uninstalled the 3 HP programs listed. Now everything is back to normal, except HP has about $400 of my hard earned cash, and I can't make any more because now I can't print a stinkin' invoice. Ironic.
I should have read the reviews first. Gotta admit I screwed up there. If you're reading this and it's not too late then Run, Forest, Run! Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what offshore English-as-a-fourth-language 3 dollar an hour support representative you're gonna get.
30 of 32 people found the following review helpful.
Software for this totally stinks...
By Liszt
I was leery of buying HP because in the past they just haven't seemed to have it together as much as Canon and others. But, I was so impressed by the features of this HP 2710, and I couldn't find anything just like it by Canon, so I bought this. The good news is, the hardware part of this works like a dream and is very impressive. The bad news is, the software package that goes with this is a mess and IS bloated. I have WIN ME, and what a disaster...the HP software installation blew up the first time I tried to install it and gave me registry errors. I have installed and uninstalled the software probably 15 times. About half the time you try to install, it blows up without totally installing. Leaving you to once again uninstall and install. And the fix to everything according to HP is to uninstall and install again, which takes about an hour round trip. I never did get the software to totally work with an ethernet (no scanning or file transfer capability), so I ditched that and did USB. After several uninstalls and installs again (which finally corrupted explorer.exe and I had to reload WIN ME), I still cannot scan and HP DIRECTOR is giving me script errors (and no - not any script errors listed on HP support - and I already did what they said to do to fix script errors). DIRECTOR runs the whole show and without it I am without useful ways to use and change parameters on my printer. I'll give really, really high marks to HP support, they were easy to get ahold of and they will sit on the phone for hours with you trying to fix things, but it doesn't do much good, because they cannot fix these problems at this time. I would think long and hard before buying until they update the software, unless you want to spend HOURS working on it and be left with a partially working application. Especially around Christmas...
12/06/04 - I want to add that I did a lot of research on this software installation problem, and at this time it boils down to this: It will either install with very few hitches and run flawlessly, or you will have several problems with installation and be left with an AIO system that doesn't totally work. For example, I cannot scan or change any of my scan resolution settings (or use anything with HP DIRECTOR - not because all the icons are missing - but because of script errors), or use the one button scan or file transfer features of the hardware because it doesn't recognize my computer. And mind you, this is with an installation that at the end said it installed successfully (it went through fax set-up, registration, and everything). I have seen posts of problems very similiar to mine in Windows XP (even SP2 - one guy had one computer it would work on, and one it would not) so it doesn't appear to matter if you have ME or XP. And nobody, including TECH support, seems to have a reason for the problems or a fix for this at this time. The software version I have is 4.2.0 (Photosmart 2600/2700 series) for WIN 98, ME, 2000, and XP. Again, if you want everything to work correctly, I would check the HP web site and make sure they upgraded this software or they have a fix for the problems I described (which they do not at this time) before buying, otherwise from my experience and research, you are playing Russian Roulette as to whether the software installs correctly on your system.
12/07/04 - AND...one more follow up and then I'm done...do yourself a favor and read ALL the reviews for the HP 7410 (which should be using the same software), or the HP PSC 2410, which is a forerunner to the 2710...you'll find plenty of references to the "bloated software" and installation problems. In fact the more I read reviews about all-in-ones in general, the more I read about problems and the "bloated" HP software. My favorite line was "it infects your registry like cancer". Boy, that is the truth, you can see that when installing. I swear it makes 300-400 registry entries. The software is way too complicated and puts junk everywhere in your system. That's why it gets into trouble. I have changed my chipset driver, downloaded VBSCRIPT 5.6 (even though I think I had it already), downloaded WIN Installer 2.0 and MDACS 2.8 (even though both I think come on the software disk), done this and that, and I am completely convinced I am never going to get the software to run right unless by great fortune they update the software and do it right. I've spent a whole weekend and several nights on this, and it's crazy, just to install a printer. And I'm not an idiot, I'm in IT. If you don't need fax, and can hook up USB, I'd look at the EPSON RX600. From reviews their software is simple and excellent. I know this HP 2710 has on paper a lot of cool features, but the other guys will match those soon. HP has proven both to me and via reviews on forerunner products that they write really terrible software. If you buy, I hope you're one of the lucky ones it works for, but if not, don't say you weren't warned...
22 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
The HP 2710 on my iMacs
By Mac/Cheese
I was a little hesitant to buy an HP given their notoriously bad Mac software implementation and the installation was not without its moments (like when you repair persmissions and like a thousand of them need repairing -- just find the printer on the network using the HP finder after you are done and all will be fine).
I set this up using an Airport Express as a bridge and it just works flawlessly. Printing, Scanning, faxing and copying. Of the four, only scanning was a little difficult to set up, as it is with any scanner I have ever used with the Mac system. Copy and Fax work out of the box and setting up the wireless printing was a breeze, with the assistant doing all of the heavy lifting.
The design of the 2710 is just stunning, with a smaller footprint than the 2550 I got for free with my last computer purchase. It has a cool blue light on front that I think indicates the wireless is on. At any rate it is one cool looking machine. Print quality was good out of the box, though set to a much lower inking level than is possible. I just left it there. The printer found the network and all my computers without a hitch. Printing was fast with the new airport cards. Just like it was plugged in to the computer. I think they say 20 color/30 bw.
In scanning mode some adjustments were needed. The scan resolution out of the box was set too low for photos, but this is easily changed. I think that other than printing I will be using this primarily as a scanner (though it'll be nice for the occasional copy or fax too). At first I was disappointed that the scans didn't go directly into iPhoto, but quickly got used to editing scans using the HP software before importing them into my iPhoto collection, which was just fine. I will probably give customer service a call to see if this step can be eliminated and the manual is pretty detailed and may offer some suggestions. Overall, the documentation was very good, but you are setting up 4 functions so it does take a little time to get them all set to your preferences on multiple computers. But once you get there you have replaced 4 machines.
This all in one works great and I am just happily wirelessly printing, scanning, faxing and copying with really no major problems at all...Go for it -- you will have no regrets.
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26 of 27 people found the following review helpful.Hours of My Life Lost
By David
I am a software professional, and if I wrote software like this I'd be standing out on the corner with one of those "Will Work for Food" signs. I'd have scraggly whiskers and a cigarette hanging from the corner of my mouth, and even if you wanted to help me, you'd basically know I was no good.
Urghhhhhh! What a crappy piece of software! It is HUGE, takes over your system, disables non-device related software components, and then HP refuses to support you with an intelligile person or at all. Shame, shame on HP. Not great thoughts about offshore support countries, either.
I spent 3 hours trying to get my "wireless" 2710 to connect and could never get past the WEP key. I gave up and plugged an Ethernet cable into it. Then I spent another hour installing the software on a single PC (it's HUGE). Then I printed a sample page. Then I scanned a document. Cool, other than having a wired wireless all-in-one, everything was working.
What happened next was like gangrene. Suddenly, every time I restarted my PC, I got a warning that my Windows Firewall was off. I'd check it and it was on. Then, periodically, I'd get error dialogs from anywhere with a svchost.exe exception with pretty hex code. Then I couldn't print at all, or scan, or anything. Then it took 3 minutes and 45 seconds just to open a browser. Then my Adobe Photoshop software wouldn't work. Then it took over 6 minutes to start my high end PC each time.
Luckily the Add/Remove Programs option still worked, so I uninstalled the 3 HP programs listed. Now everything is back to normal, except HP has about $400 of my hard earned cash, and I can't make any more because now I can't print a stinkin' invoice. Ironic.
I should have read the reviews first. Gotta admit I screwed up there. If you're reading this and it's not too late then Run, Forest, Run! Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what offshore English-as-a-fourth-language 3 dollar an hour support representative you're gonna get.
30 of 32 people found the following review helpful.Software for this totally stinks...
By Liszt
I was leery of buying HP because in the past they just haven't seemed to have it together as much as Canon and others. But, I was so impressed by the features of this HP 2710, and I couldn't find anything just like it by Canon, so I bought this. The good news is, the hardware part of this works like a dream and is very impressive. The bad news is, the software package that goes with this is a mess and IS bloated. I have WIN ME, and what a disaster...the HP software installation blew up the first time I tried to install it and gave me registry errors. I have installed and uninstalled the software probably 15 times. About half the time you try to install, it blows up without totally installing. Leaving you to once again uninstall and install. And the fix to everything according to HP is to uninstall and install again, which takes about an hour round trip. I never did get the software to totally work with an ethernet (no scanning or file transfer capability), so I ditched that and did USB. After several uninstalls and installs again (which finally corrupted explorer.exe and I had to reload WIN ME), I still cannot scan and HP DIRECTOR is giving me script errors (and no - not any script errors listed on HP support - and I already did what they said to do to fix script errors). DIRECTOR runs the whole show and without it I am without useful ways to use and change parameters on my printer. I'll give really, really high marks to HP support, they were easy to get ahold of and they will sit on the phone for hours with you trying to fix things, but it doesn't do much good, because they cannot fix these problems at this time. I would think long and hard before buying until they update the software, unless you want to spend HOURS working on it and be left with a partially working application. Especially around Christmas...
12/06/04 - I want to add that I did a lot of research on this software installation problem, and at this time it boils down to this: It will either install with very few hitches and run flawlessly, or you will have several problems with installation and be left with an AIO system that doesn't totally work. For example, I cannot scan or change any of my scan resolution settings (or use anything with HP DIRECTOR - not because all the icons are missing - but because of script errors), or use the one button scan or file transfer features of the hardware because it doesn't recognize my computer. And mind you, this is with an installation that at the end said it installed successfully (it went through fax set-up, registration, and everything). I have seen posts of problems very similiar to mine in Windows XP (even SP2 - one guy had one computer it would work on, and one it would not) so it doesn't appear to matter if you have ME or XP. And nobody, including TECH support, seems to have a reason for the problems or a fix for this at this time. The software version I have is 4.2.0 (Photosmart 2600/2700 series) for WIN 98, ME, 2000, and XP. Again, if you want everything to work correctly, I would check the HP web site and make sure they upgraded this software or they have a fix for the problems I described (which they do not at this time) before buying, otherwise from my experience and research, you are playing Russian Roulette as to whether the software installs correctly on your system.
12/07/04 - AND...one more follow up and then I'm done...do yourself a favor and read ALL the reviews for the HP 7410 (which should be using the same software), or the HP PSC 2410, which is a forerunner to the 2710...you'll find plenty of references to the "bloated software" and installation problems. In fact the more I read reviews about all-in-ones in general, the more I read about problems and the "bloated" HP software. My favorite line was "it infects your registry like cancer". Boy, that is the truth, you can see that when installing. I swear it makes 300-400 registry entries. The software is way too complicated and puts junk everywhere in your system. That's why it gets into trouble. I have changed my chipset driver, downloaded VBSCRIPT 5.6 (even though I think I had it already), downloaded WIN Installer 2.0 and MDACS 2.8 (even though both I think come on the software disk), done this and that, and I am completely convinced I am never going to get the software to run right unless by great fortune they update the software and do it right. I've spent a whole weekend and several nights on this, and it's crazy, just to install a printer. And I'm not an idiot, I'm in IT. If you don't need fax, and can hook up USB, I'd look at the EPSON RX600. From reviews their software is simple and excellent. I know this HP 2710 has on paper a lot of cool features, but the other guys will match those soon. HP has proven both to me and via reviews on forerunner products that they write really terrible software. If you buy, I hope you're one of the lucky ones it works for, but if not, don't say you weren't warned...
22 of 23 people found the following review helpful.The HP 2710 on my iMacs
By Mac/Cheese
I was a little hesitant to buy an HP given their notoriously bad Mac software implementation and the installation was not without its moments (like when you repair persmissions and like a thousand of them need repairing -- just find the printer on the network using the HP finder after you are done and all will be fine).
I set this up using an Airport Express as a bridge and it just works flawlessly. Printing, Scanning, faxing and copying. Of the four, only scanning was a little difficult to set up, as it is with any scanner I have ever used with the Mac system. Copy and Fax work out of the box and setting up the wireless printing was a breeze, with the assistant doing all of the heavy lifting.
The design of the 2710 is just stunning, with a smaller footprint than the 2550 I got for free with my last computer purchase. It has a cool blue light on front that I think indicates the wireless is on. At any rate it is one cool looking machine. Print quality was good out of the box, though set to a much lower inking level than is possible. I just left it there. The printer found the network and all my computers without a hitch. Printing was fast with the new airport cards. Just like it was plugged in to the computer. I think they say 20 color/30 bw.
In scanning mode some adjustments were needed. The scan resolution out of the box was set too low for photos, but this is easily changed. I think that other than printing I will be using this primarily as a scanner (though it'll be nice for the occasional copy or fax too). At first I was disappointed that the scans didn't go directly into iPhoto, but quickly got used to editing scans using the HP software before importing them into my iPhoto collection, which was just fine. I will probably give customer service a call to see if this step can be eliminated and the manual is pretty detailed and may offer some suggestions. Overall, the documentation was very good, but you are setting up 4 functions so it does take a little time to get them all set to your preferences on multiple computers. But once you get there you have replaced 4 machines.
This all in one works great and I am just happily wirelessly printing, scanning, faxing and copying with really no major problems at all...Go for it -- you will have no regrets.
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