Features

• Thermal transfer or Direct Thermal printing
• Compact design
• Easy media supplies loading
• 5 inches per second print speed
• 203 dpi print resolution

Editorial Review

The EasyShare printer is, in a word, awesome. Despite a few minor flaws, it essentiallysolves the basic problem of digital photography, namely that we all have hard drives crammed with thousands of images and no actual physical photos. (Remember, the kind you can put on your refrigerator and mail to your mom?) And it solves this problem Read more

Features

• Get real Kodak borderless photos up to 4" x 6" in one touch
• Dock your Kodak EasyShare digital camera and get beautiful photos in as little as 60 seconds
• Printer dock recharges your Kodak camera battery in about 3.5 hours
• Wireless enabled--print directly from your cell phone
• Print directly from any PictBridge enabled digital camera--no computer required

Reviews (34)

KodakPrinter Dock Plus
Unfortunately, I was one of the morons that purchased this piece of junk. I have had this printer since 12/04 and every time I attempt to use it, something isn't working. I have printed approxmately 20 or so picture in total. This time, the printer will only prints half pictures. I called Kodak and was advised to download their new software. I did that and now the printer won't work at all. The lady told me to send the printer in as they have had lots of problems with them. She then asked for my credit card number and that was all she wrote. She tells me they are having trouble with the printers, but I have to pay. I wrote the CEO and no response, so they don't back their product either. Kodak is in trouble and I wonder why?

Printing a Problem
All works fine until you attempt to print a full expensive package of paper.The print cartridge consistently falls far short of allowing use of all sheets supplied in a package.The Kodak representative said I must keep the printer "plugged in" at all times.So much for being a portable unit.Have accumulated 60 sheets which I am unable to utilize as Kodak's position is they WILL NOT sell ink cartridges separately.The printer will not perform as advertised.You are just stuck with a defective product.

An Embarrassment!
I am thrilled with the pictures, but the printer dock is an abomination.My brother bought me 9 cartridge packs for Christmas.I have used up 6 so far and each one is defective.The warning comes up on the LCD screen to replace the cartridge when you have only used about 18 pictures.What a waste of money.Also, there is a frequent warning on the LCD screen that insults your intelligence to ADD MORE PAPER.Here you want your pictures instantly only to have your hopes ruined.I notified Kodak about this problem.The CSR told me to connect the printer dock to have updated software added. I did as prescribed, but it did no good!Anyway, why should I have to update this contraption at all!This only serves purpose that the machine has flaws.
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Editorial Review

Offering you portable printing capabilities, the SiPix A6 Pocket Palm Printer connects easily to either PCs or Palm Pilots. While it may not be as fast as your in-office printer, this little gem weighs in at less than 1 pound and churns out documents at 2 ppm with a decent 400 dpi resolution. Overall dimensions are scarcely larger than some wallets (5.8 by 4.25 inches), and the thickness is less than 1 inch. Read more

Reviews (5)

Lousy product, not supported by anyone I can find
I am trying to resolve my issue for this printer with the seller and this is not intended to be feedback for them.It is however a substantial warning for anyone who needs to print from a PDA.This is not the product you need...I promise.The manufacturer has discontinued this printer as well as a host of other products.They will sell you paper for this printer.However, you need to having a working product before bothering to buy the paper.In the handbook that came with the printer, they claim you will be able to find a driver online but you will not.Sipix lists no phone numbers, technical help, or any other help source to solve the problems.Do yourself a favor and find another solution.If you find one for a reasonable cost, let me know.I truly need answers.

The best little printer
When I was looking for a printer for my Toshiba e335 Pocket PC, I heard a lot of people who bought this printer had problems with their printer when their Pocket PC os was 2002.Well, I guess the company has fixed the problem because my printer works well with my pocket pc! My only complaint is that the printer is noisy and not quiet enough to use in a classroom setting when the room needs to be silent.A great buy!

Excellent Robust Portable Printer
...Portable printers are not meant to compete against laserprinters or ink jets.They are made to provide printouts under non-office conditions, i.e., field use, and except for environs were extreme heat-in-the-shade --- like deserts, are operant, a thermal printer is most reliable, needs little maintenance and consumes few resources.Read more

Features

• Applicator, blank CD labels, and labeling software
• White matte finish
• Works with both laser and inkjet printers
• LaunchPad applicator is made from durable ABS plastic
• PC and Mac compatible; limited lifetime warranty

Features

• UPC - 754563440017
• PRINTER- IDENTIFICATION PRODUCTS

Features

• UPC - 754563440024
• PRINTER- IDENTIFICATION PRODUCTS

Editorial Review

The HP DeskJet 350CBi is the perfect companion for your notebook or PowerBook. It's a compact mobile printer that provides flexibility and dependability anywhere you go. As part of your mobile office, the DeskJet 350CBi includes high-volume ink cartridges, a 30-page sheet feeder, and an infrared adapter for wireless printing--all in a ruggedly built 12-pound package for easier life and work on the road.Read more

Features

• 600 x 300 dpi color images using photo paper
• USB and Mac serial interfaces
• High-volume ink cartridges
• 30-page portable sheet feeder for hands-free printing
• Built-in recharging NiHM battery

Reviews (6)

Beware!They look nice, but filled with design flaws.
A year ago my company bought 300 of these printers.Since then, HP has had to replace 30% of the sheet feeders -- an obvious design flaw.Luckily they are still paying for those out of warranty.We also have had to send more than 20% of them back to HP for repair -- flashing ink cartridge light (even on fresh cartridge), won't print.HP is NOT paying for these now.Instead, they charge us [price](+ shipping) for each repair, plus downtime.We are going to try a Canon printer next.Most everything else HP makes, including the fabulous Jornada's our reps use, are good quality.But these Deskjet 350s obviously have serious design flaws.HP won't step up to the plate and help with repairs; so here is my NEGATIVE review.

Windows XP
I bought this printer with the "kit" since it was the only one that actually came with a battery. The paper feeder is clumsy, especially when compared to a Canon. Is it a really printer?
This is the printer it design is not to print.Paper jam, stupid characters etc.etc.Read more

Editorial Review

Lightweight design and wireless connectivity allow you to take the HP 350c DeskJet printer anywhere you go. Weighing in at just over 4 pounds, the compact 350c is fully portable and its rugged design is made for travel. Use the optional infra-red adapter for convenient wireless printing or the built-in USB port for quick and easy connection to both Mac and PC systems. The 350c operates on a fast, built-in recharging NiMH battery.Read more

Features

• Print professional-quality documents wherever you are
• Rugged, durable design will hold up to the demands of travel
• Prints black text at 5 ppm and color at 2 ppm
• Includes 30-page portable sheet feeder
• 1-year warranty

Reviews (2)

Not Road Ready
If you travel by plane, this is not the printer you want. After 4 - 5 trips in a well packed piece of checked luggage, the sheet feeder mechanism will not feed paper. The printer still prints fine, but you must manually feed one sheet at a time. After several HP warranty exchanges, all printers ended in this same condition. Designed for portability??????
I bought this printer with the intention of using it when traveling via plane, train or automobiles, what a concept eh?Read more