HP Printing Mailbox

The Internet and email on paper! The HP Printing Mailbox is an innovative device coupled with the Presto service that allows you send emails to people without a computer. The Printing Mailbox dials into the Presto network and downloads and prints messages that have been received. Customize the Presto Friends list so to only receive messages from trusted sources. Choose from several full-color printout templates. The Presto service will cost you $9.99/month or $99.99/year. Imagine sending Gramma an email of your graduation photos and she can read it from the comfort of her home on printed paper in a matter of minutes without complication.

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HP Printing Mailbox
MSRP $149.99
Release date November, 2006
Brand HP
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This report was started October 17, 2006 at 11:56 pm by Erik
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Samsung ML-2510

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  • print speed
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  • the open front setup when paper is in tray is unsightly
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1.  avatar Erik said:

I'm in love with the idea of this printer. I think my grandparents would absolutely love it. Fresh printed emails without the hassle of computers. You'd have to set it up for them of course!
Oct 17, 2006 11:59pm
2.  avatar Amanie said:

I totally agree, I think this will be really useful for the tech-challenged. I just wonder if people will be trying to answer the email back somehow through this device. I'm picturing a lot of yelling into the machine.
Oct 18, 2006 12:32pm
3.  avatar kym said:

It only works in the US which is pathetic. It's called a FAX. Buy your parents a phone/FAX and subscribe to a email-to-fax service. Much cheaper and it is global.
Nov 28, 2006 11:40pm
4.  avatar Omar said:

I .. Uh.. but! .. no... Ya you definitely have a point there.
Nov 29, 2006 12:33am
5.  avatar Erik said:

@kym. That's pretty funny. I didn't think of that possibility at first. However, two problems: 1) can you send high quality color photos through fax? 2) you really need a dedicated phone line for a fax machine.
Nov 29, 2006 10:38am
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