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gadgetell.com - 6/23/2009

HP introduces HP Photosmart Premium printer with an app store

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Section: Computers , Hardware , Peripherals , Printers / Scanners In this day and age, many households have broadband connections to the web which enables the user to perform many tasks.  Today, HP announced a new printer that takes advantage of the average house being connected to ...

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hp.com - 6/22/2009

HP Introduces World’s First Web-connected Home Printer

— hp.com — New applications platform revolutionizes printing in web-connected world SAN FRANCISCO, June 22, 2009 HP today unveiled the... world’s first web-connected home printer: The HP Photosmart Premium with TouchSmart Web. HP is bringing the power of the web ... (more) HP Introduces World’s First Web-connected Home Printer

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engadget.com - 6/23/2009

HP unveils Photosmart Premium with Touchsmart Web: "world's first web-connected computer"

— engadget.com — Looking to make the wild and not-entirely-wondrous world of printers exciting for the first time in decades,... HP has just unveiled the "world's first web-connected printer." If you're wondering how it plans on accomplishing such an impossible ... (more) HP unveils Photosmart Premium with Touchsmart Web: ...

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coated.com - 6/23/2009

HP Photosmart Premium Printer

— coated.com — HP has unveiled the world’s first web connected home printer, named the HP Photosmart Premium with TouchSmart... web features. Today, we tend to live in a digital generation and in a highly connected world with consumers relying on internet access to obtain the web content they ... (more) HP Photosmart Premium Printer

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hp photosmart printer has its own app store: print-a-fart apps anyone?
technabob — ... Neat. The PSPWTSW will be available in the United States come autumn for $399 USD. Gizmodo was able to procure a test unit, and while they thought that the hardware is topnotch, they came upon the logical conclusion that the things you can do on the tiny touchscreen can be done just as easily – of not easier – on a normal computer. Maybe HP should have attached a printer to a monitor instead of attaching a tiny computer to a printer. [via gadgetell] ...