HP Smart Tank Printer Review (HP 7605) – Balancing Cost, Efficiency, and Functionality
HP Smart Tank 7605 Review – When you need a wireless, smart printer while keeping running costs low, you definitely […]
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HP unveiled a new Smart Tank printer series for easy-to-use, sustainable printing solution
HP has introduced its latest innovation in printing technology with the launch of the HP Smart Tank 5000 series. This
Never run out of ink again with HP’s new ink refill subscription service
Nobody likes refilling their printers, especially to get caught in an out-of-ink situation when you desperately need to print an
Tiny but durable USB flash drives from HP
For the first time ever, PNY Technologies is launching HP memory products which include USB flash drives into Australia and
Print wonderful memories instantly – HP Sprocket Select Review
HP Sprocket Select Review – Smartphones get better and better in taking pictures, making our memories more desirable and real.
My Favourite All in One Printer without the Ridiculous Price – HP OfficeJet Pro 8740 Review
HP OfficeJet Pro 8740 All-in-One Printer Review (D9L21A) – Today, I got an opportunity to review the HP OfficeJet Pro 8740 multi-function printer
Look, Ma, no Ink! – HP Sprocket Review
HP Sprocket Review – Taking pictures is what today’s people love to do. Most of them capture moments of their
HP Kills Future for Touchpad Device
Note: This is a guest post written by Brandy O Goodbye HP TouchPad – Electronic reading devices have become quite
HP TouchPad – best iPad alternative?
If you haven’t heard already about the HP TouchPad everywhere on the web, you will soon. Available this Summer in
HP PhotoSmart Wireless Giveaway
* Sponsored by Nuffnang Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to print without the annoying USB cable? Wouldn’t it
Backing up with HP Simple Save
Never have a hard drive failure? You’re lucky. But when that time comes (most probably it will), you’d better be
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Christmas comes early! Review units from Microsoft, HP, and Kingston
Today I received 5 review units from Microsoft, HP, and Kingston. Five! The first box was a massive DHL box