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Find out what Kim can achieve with her Bluetooth®-enabled Nokia 7610 and HP Photosmart 375. |
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See how Bob's PictBridge-enabled Nokia 6680 and HP Photosmart 8450 can help him with his work. |
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Bluetooth®
» What is Bluetooth®?
» Why use Bluetooth®?
» Printing with Bluetooth®
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PictBridge
» What is PictBridge?
» Why use PictBridge?
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Phone Printing
» Printing with memory card
» Mini-photo stickers
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What is Bluetooth®? |
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| Bluetooth® technology allows you to easily connect mobile phones, notebook or desktop PCs, handheld devices, digital cameras, headsets, printers and even a computer mouse over short distances (30 feet) without using a cable. Enabled devices send and receive information using radio signals. The technology was developed by the Bluetooth® SIG (Special Interest Group) promoter and member companies, so that mobile products could enjoy the freedom of wireless communication. |
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Why use Bluetooth®? |
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| Bluetooth® connections allow wireless communication between devices within a range of about 10 metres, removing the need for unsightly cables and cords. And unlike infrared, you don't have to point devices directly at each other, or even |
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| have both devices in the same room. Bluetooth® can initiate connections automatically with paired devices, which makes the process even easier. And no, you don't have to pay for a Bluetooth® connection, no matter how much data you transfer. Bluetooth® is also highly regarded throughout the world for its effective wireless communication. |
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Printing with Bluetooth® |
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HP has made it even easier to print with Bluetooth® wireless technology1 by introducing our handy new Bluetooth® printing adapter. Now you can print from many of the latest Nokia camera phones to an even wider range of HP printers.
» Click here to learn more.
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HP Bluetooth® wireless printing |
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1. Compose your shot and take a picture.
Use your Bluetooth® enabled camera phone such as the Nokia 7610 to capture the moment. |
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2. Launch "Print" application.
Navigate through your camera's phone menu to launch the application. If it is not preinstalled, you can follow the steps to download the software here.
Note: Models from 6630 onwards, the application will be named as "Image Print." |
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3. Select the image and print format options.
Select the photo you wish to print and the choice of print formats. Exclusive to HP printers, there are a variety of printing formats available such as 4R, sticker prints or multiple images on A4 paper. You can even print out your MMS, SMS or emails. |
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4. Set up your printer.
Plug the HP bt300 Bluetooth® Wireless Printer Adapter into the USB slot of a Bluetooth® compatible HP Photosmart compact photo printer. Select your Bluetooth®-enabled printer using your camera phone to start printing. |
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5. Print your picture.
Your camera phone will communicate with your HP printer using Bluetooth® wireless technology1 and voila! Superior HP photo print quality output on-the-go. |
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What is PictBridge? |
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PictBridge is a cutting-edge technology that allows PictBridge-compliant digital cameras and other image capture devices to connect and print directly to a PictBridge-compliant printer, via a USB cable. By removing the need for a computer and by promoting inter-brand connectivity, PictBridge ultimately means more choice for consumers like you. |
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Why use PictBridge? |
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PictBridge is the latest industry standard for connecting digital cameras to printers. It allows easy and direct photo printing regardless of brands, and removes the need for expensive computers and complicated photo printing software.
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Printing with a memory card |
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Using a camera phone such as the Nokia 7610 together with your HP Photosmart printer or HP Photosmart All-in-One is easy when you use the phone's memory card2. Simply remove the card from the phone and insert it into the appropriate slot on the printer.
» Click here to learn more.
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Memory card printing |
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1. Compose your shot and take a picture.
Use your Bluetooth® enabled camera phone such as the Nokia 6630 to capture the moment. The picture is stored on the memory card in your camera phone. |
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2. Transfer your pictures.
Remove the memory card from your camera phone and insert it into the memory card slot on your HP Photosmart All-in-One printer. |
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3. Print your picture.
Your HP Photosmart All-in-One printer will recognise the printing information stored on your memory card on the photos selected for print and printing options. Simply select "Print DPOF photos" and enjoy superior HP photo print quality output. |
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| Mini-photo stickers |
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| Capture all the fun with your camera phone and start printing mini-photo stickers to customise your gear! Using your camera phone with the HP Photosmart compact photo printers, print out your favourite photos of family and friends onto mini-photo stickers and start pasting. |
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The BLUETOOTH® trademarks are owned by BLUETOOTH® SIG, Inc.
Nokia and Nokia Connecting People are registered trademarks of Nokia Corporation.
1Bluetooth® wireless technology and the Bluetooth® Basic Printing Profile (BPP)
2Memory cards using the Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) v. 1.1
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