- Thermal inkjet printer with 6-color imitation technology
- Up to 2,400 x 1,200 dpi resolution; 64 MB memory
- Automatic tone as well as PANTONE calibration, equivalent make-believe as well as CMYKplus
- 100-sheet submit tray, front as well as back bypass trays
- USB as well as together interfaces, 1 EIO slot, discretionary networking; PC/Mac
Product Description
The affordable HP DesignJet 130 printer array is the six-color, multi-format copy resolution which produces fade-resistant, photo-quality images with overwhelming results. With the C-size tray as well as involuntary roll-feed capacity (optional) up to twenty-four inches (625 mm), postcard-size images, full-color pages, or banner-style pieces can be reliably printed. HP Professional Color technologies, together with Automatic Closed Loop Color calibration as well as CMYKplus (with discretionary program RIP), yield correct tone consistency. Enjoy involuntary PANTONE Calibration (with discretionary program RIP), equivalent simulation (with discretionary program RIP), as well as HP Color Layering record for the operation of colors as well as well-spoken transitions. Graphic options … More >>
This printer is absolute crap. Trying to feed a large poster size piece of paper into is, well, forget it. Crap! It is good for an 8 1/2 x 11 test page only.
I’ve had this printer for two years and it prints marvelous prints. The problem I have is with HP: they decided to stop making paper for this printer and, instead, told me to go with 3rd parties. A company that doesn’t stand behind their products is one that will not get future business from me.
I’ve had this printer (with attached roll feeder) since Nov 07 and it has caused no problems for me. Since then I have printed around 175 or so large format colour images. Setup was a breeze, no problems with the changeover from XP to Vista, and all in all a great machine.
O.K. so compared to other plotters/ printers that I’ve looked at, worked with, or owned, this is the one that i would recommend. On a budget compared to pricier ones go buy it because it just works.
We plot drawings, banners, from letter size sheet to wide formats to resting a rool behinh it and just plot a 24″ by 72 banner. ALL-in-all it just as i said USEful as opposed to USEless
Pro -If you only need a print to go (large format that is)… get this , not bad DPI either
Con -THE PAPER FRONT LOAD is ANNNNNOOOOOYING!!!
*and go… beeeeeep…
*no try again and now… beeeeeeeeeep
*flip the paper and then… beeeeeeeeep
*use a different sheet… beeeeeep!!!
beeeeeep!!!! beeeeeeeeep…. aaaahhhhhrrrrr!!!
I have it on a table at the office but i would recommend the HP Designjet 110/120/130 Bin & Printer Stand (ALTHOUGH AMAZON DON”T SEEM TO STOCK THIS).
Well like may Graphic Artist I wanted to produce layout s in large
format. I have always heard how good HP was and how easy it was to use so I figured that me next printer should be the king of printers.
I can’t tell you how upsetting this piece of crap is.
It is so picky that you need to load the paper just the right way for it to grip it and if you don’t it will keep kicking it back out to you over and over again. I must have done this 8 times before I just wanted to beat the living hell out of it. Oh but it gets better, this thing is so stupid that it does NOT calibrate the colors on its own. It takes you to a website and you have to have HP do it for you. It still didn’t print sharp. And get this I try to call their customer service for support and they charge .69 min. Where do these jerks selling crappy printers get off charging for customer service????
My god save your money and just print your stuff at Kinko’s or a small needing printing company.
HP is a crap brand!