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Posted by Jeff Walter, HP Inkjet Marketing This week, PC World published the results of an OEM vs. third-party inks comparison study. While I applaud the effort to clarify for consumers the best ink cartridge options for their printing needs, I have serious
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Posted by Stacie Savage, Inkjet Systems Communications All Hewlett-Packard blogs will be migrating to a new platform over the next week. We won’t be able to post or receive comments between Friday, May 23 and Sunday, June 1. Please enjoy our existing
Posted by Jeff Walter, Inkjet Systems Marketing Today, HP announced what has been referred to internally as our “green launch .” The green launch is a group of announcements about what HP is doing to minimize our impact on the environment. With all due
Posted by Kevin Wu, HP Inkjet Competitive Analyst What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Would you believe me if I told you that there were a lot of disappearing singles in Las Vegas? A lot of singles are, in fact, missing! Unfortunately, I wasn’t looking
Posted by Bret Bottger, HP Inkjet Systems Marketing I received a comment with a few questions from “WithFries2” on a recent posting about HP’s new Officejet Printing System . I thought the answer to these questions would be interesting for other readers
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Posted by Bret Bottger, HP Inkjet Systems Marketing In my last blog posting, I introduced the new HP Officejet Printing System . Today, I’m going to introduce you to real Officejet users and let them describe their experiences with the products . In December
Posted by Bret Bottger, Inkjet Systems Marketing Today, HP is announcing a new approach to branding for Officejet printers, all-in-ones and supplies that will help small businesses get professional quality color printing for significantly less cost per
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Posted by Kathleen Tandy, Imaging & Printing Supplies Communications With all the choices we have today for printing our digital photos – drug-store photo counters, in store kiosks, online photo-sites – which is the right choice, and does it still
Posted by Stacie Savage, Inkjet Systems Communications I’ve started my holiday shopping, and because I never seem to have enough time, I do a fair amount of it online. I still go to brick and mortar stores too because I actually like the hustle and bustle
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Posted by Stacie Savage, Inkjet Systems Communications The week before Halloween has been a very scary one in Southern California. I’m writing this from home because the HP San Diego Site has been closed all week. The site is located in a neighborhood
Posted by David Bufford, HP Inkjet Printing Efficiency You’re not planning to print for the rest of the day. Should you power your printer off or leave it on? What about overnight? Over the weekend? When you leave for vacation? What are the implications
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Posted by Erin Gately, HP Deskjet Environmental Steward Ever wondered how to print in a more environmentally friendly way? As an Environmental Product Steward working on HP Deskjet printers, part of my job is to know all the green features of our products
Posted by Stacie Savage, Inkjet Systems Communications One of the most fun parts of my job is creating breakthrough messages. I define breakthrough messages as something that we can say to consumers that reassures them that they are buying the best product
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Posted by Nils Miller, Ph.D., HP Ink and Media Senior Scientist In my last post I described the press event in general and explained why we wanted the journalists to experience the challenges of designing a printer. In this post, I'll describe how this
Posted by Jeff Walter, Inkjet Systems Marketing I spent the last couple of days with close to 600 key accounts, retailers, resellers, press and analysts in New York at HP’s Print 2.0 event . It was really gratifying to see the enthusiasm our audience
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