The HP Linux Imaging and Printing ( HPLIP) is an HP-developed solution for printing, scanning, and faxing with HP inkjet and laser based printers in Linux. The HPLIP project provides printing support for over 1,500 printer models, including Deskjet, Officejet, Photosmart, PSC ( Print, Scan, Copy Business Inkjet, ( Color) Laser Jet, Edgeline MFP, and Laser Jet MFP. Note that most HP models are supported, but a few are not. See Supported Devices at the HPLIP website for more information. HPLIP is free, open source software distributed under the MIT, BSD, and GPL licenses. HP does not provide formal consumer or commercial support for this software. HPLIP contains two flavors of the printer driver. The default driver is the CUPS Raster driver hpcups and as alternative the older IJS-based HPIJS driver is still available. In addition there are ready-made PPD files for all supported Post Script printers, so that they get used in Post Script mode. HPLIP ships updated PPD files for all HP printers and both driver flavors. Therefore we do not provide PPD files here. For non- HP printers which work with HPIJS we provide PPDs via the driver entries hpijs-pcl3, hpijs-pcl5e, hpijs-pcl5c.
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US Street Price0.00 The Hewlett- Packard printers we tested fall into two groups: The HP Deskjet 3820 and Deskjet 5550 target home and low-end office use; the higher-priced HP Business Inkjet 2230 and HP Color Inkjet Printer cp1700 are designed for small-office business use. The latter two are big but sturdy, heavy but reliable, expensive but fast. The 5550 combines fast speeds and a decent value, earning our Editors' Choice. All four offer near-photo quality when printing on photo paper, and all offer colors in graphics that are reasonably saturated on plain paper and brilliant on coated paper. More important, each is a good value. At 0, the 2230 is expensive for an ink jet, but it's the fastest personal printer we tested at general-purpose settings and a close third at high-quality settings. It's also the only printer we tested on a parallel port. ( An optional USB module is available for 9.99.) It uses separate print heads and ink tanks, with large-capacity cartridges, so you won't have to change them very often. That keeps the average cost per page at 2 centsless than the personal laser printers we reviewed! The 2230's performance was impressive. It scored first place or a close second on most of the performance tests. Even better, the speed is paired with good quality, with scores ranging from 3.5 to 4.0. Text in normal mode was easily readable down to 6 points. Graphics showed subtle dithering on plain paper but no serious flaws. A monochrome test photo came out slightly green, but that can be fixed by setting the driver to print in gray-scale mode. This was also the only printer that succeeded in printing razor-thin lines against a black background. If you need both speed and quality, the 2230 is a strong contender. The only challenger to the 2230 is the cp1700, which offers similar capabilities plus a maximum paper size of 13 by 19 inches. Like the.
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