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HP Photosmart Wireless B109n

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DigitalVersus

01/2010

Product Survey: Multifunction Printers

HP has moved its latest range of printers over to touchscreen displays and separate ink cartridges. And as its name suggests, the new Photosmart Wireless also has WiFi, which is very useful if you want to print from the next room without getting tied up with cables. The role of the touchscreen (or rather, the touch-sensitive panel) is less immediately obvious, but it helps reduce the number of buttons needed on the front of the printer making it easier to use, which is always welcome! Moving from a single combined cartridge to separate ones for each colour of ink hasn't done anything to improve the quality, which is the same as on previous generations. It does seem to have improved printing speeds though. Let's take a look at the screen then: In reality, only the three white marks on the right are touch-sensitive. Different options are displayed on the colour screen, and you choose between them using the white areas. The system is fast and very responsive, and it's allowed HP to roll back the number of physical buttons and make the printer easier to use: now all that shows up on the display are options that are currently relevant. In normal mode, HP claimed to be able to reach speeds of 12 and 16 pages per minute in black-and-white and colour respectively.