I am currently product testing the HP 2510 All In One machine. It is the big brother of the HP 2210 All In One machine. There are a few differiences, and depending on what you would use an All In One for, they might help out quite a bit. All of the 2000 series HPs have card readers, but the 2510 is the first to have a slot for xD memory. It also has slots for CF, SD, SM, MMC, & MS. My favorite feature is that it has a wireless print server built in. You can put this bad boy anywhere in your house and still print. You can print off of any computer within its 2.4GHz range. One of the other differiences with the 2510, it has a LCD, which allows you to see what you are printing. Since it is wireless, the LCD also makes it alot easier to set up prefrences, etc. The 2510 is also a scanner, copier, & fax machine built into one. I dont have the PPM stats, but its pretty fast, even for full color photo printing. Hopefully from my pictures, you can tell it really doesnt take up a whole lot of space either. The HP people told me it would be realeased on the market later this year, I suspect sometime before X-Mas.
As you can see in my "LCD" picture, you can e-mail right from the printer, have a slideshow on the LCD, rotate the image, or print a proof sheet.
True, most of these features can/could have been accomplished already...they have wireless print servers you can attach, you can get a compact flash adapter for you xD cards, and I have seen multiple printers with LCDs, but this guy combines them all. Personally, i like that i dont have to have 3 accessories to have it do everything i need it to do. This is just my humble review/opinion, but if your thinking about getting an All In One, id wait.
As you can see in my "LCD" picture, you can e-mail right from the printer, have a slideshow on the LCD, rotate the image, or print a proof sheet.
True, most of these features can/could have been accomplished already...they have wireless print servers you can attach, you can get a compact flash adapter for you xD cards, and I have seen multiple printers with LCDs, but this guy combines them all. Personally, i like that i dont have to have 3 accessories to have it do everything i need it to do. This is just my humble review/opinion, but if your thinking about getting an All In One, id wait.
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