HP Deskjet 460c specs.
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General Features HP Deskjet 460c
Device:
printer
Type of printing:
color
At work printing:
Thermal Inkjet
Placement:
portable
Sphere of application:
personal
Number of pages per month:
500
Printer HP Deskjet 460c
The maximum size:
A4
Printing photos:
Yes
Number of colors:
4
The maximum resolution for b/w printing:
1200x1200 dpi
The maximum resolution for color printing:
4800x1200 dpi
Print speed:
17 pages/minute (b/w A4), 2 pages/min (color, A4)
While printing 10x15 cm (color):
45
Trays HP Deskjet 460c
Paper Feed:
50 sheet. (Standard)
Paper output:
25 sheets. (Standard)
Expendables HP Deskjet 460c
Printing on:
card stock, transparencies, labels, photo paper, glossy paper, envelopes, matte paper
Type of cartridge/toner:
black C8765W, color C8766W (tricolor), C9363W (tricolor economy)
Memory/Processor HP Deskjet 460c
The amount of memory:
32 MB to 32 MB
Processor:
ARM9
Interfaces HP Deskjet 460c
Interfaces:
USB 2.0
The device is a card reader:
Yes
Memory Card Support:
Compact Flash, MMC, SD
Direct printing:
Yes
Fonts And Control Languages HP Deskjet 460c
Support PostScript:
no
Additional Information HP Deskjet 460c
OS support:
Windows, Mac OS
Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Pentium + 16 Mb RAM
Operating on battery power:
Yes
Power consumption (in operation):
40 W
Noise at Work:
47 dB
Dimensions (WxHxD):
340x85x164 mm
Weight:
2.05 kg
Features:
Supports language PCL3
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