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<printer id="printer/HP-PhotoSmart_2570"> <make>HP</make> <model>PhotoSmart 2570</model> <mechanism> <inkjet /> <color /> <resolution> <dpi> <x>2400</x> <y>1200</y> </dpi> </resolution> </mechanism> <url>http://www.hp.com</url> <lang> <pcl level="3" /> <text> <charset>us-ascii</charset> </text> </lang> <autodetect> <general> <commandset>MLC,PCL,PML,DW-PCL</commandset> <description>hp photosmart 2570</description> <manufacturer>HP</manufacturer> <model>Photosmart 2570 series</model> </general> </autodetect> <functionality>A</functionality> <driver>hplip</driver> <comments> <en> It has ports on the side for inserting SmartMedia and CompactFlash digital "film" and has an LCD panel that lets you select pictures from the "film" to print, so one can use the device as a digital photo lab without PC.<p> For basic printing functionality use the <a href=" http://hplipopensource.com/">HPIJS driver </a>. For advanced functionality such as printer status, maintenance features, and photo card unload use the <a href=" http://hplipopensource.com/">HPLIP driver</a> (which includes HPIJS). <p> Best output quality reachable with the HPLIP driver, especially the 1200-dpi high resolution mode gives excellent photo quality.<p> When used with HP's HPLIP driver, this printer auto-detects the paper type and does appropriate dithering and colour adjustment internally, controlled by the hardware. So even when Ghostscript with the HPLIP driver only renders the image with 300 or 600 dpi, the 2400x1200 dpi are used for the internal dithering. So if you insert photo paper, the printer will print in its highest quality, no paper type choice in the driver's options is needed. There is also a special high resolution mode where the image is rendered in 1200 dpi, without paper detection, intended for photo paper only.<p> In addition to the PhotoSmart P1215 this printer has a duplex unit (supported by the HPLIP, "cdj970", and "pcl3" drivers).<p> Consumables/Refills: Refill: 1 black, 1 color cartridge<p> </en> </comments> </printer>