Save money, use less energy, and make a difference with HP Photosmart printers. Learn what HP innovations make it possible to create vivid prints while lessening the impact of printing on the environment.
Save paper with two-sided printing
Consume less paper by printing double-sided with your HP Photosmart printer.
HP Smart Web Printing is a free, downloadable application that allows you to clip content from multiple Web pages and print on a single page, eliminating unwanted ads and white space.
Print only the content you want.
Paste selections into your personal Clip Book for easy storage and access.
Organize, resize, and add labels to Web content before printing.
Did you know that more than 1 million inkjet printer cartridges are thrown away daily? The key to reducing the guilt of tossing empties in the trash is simple: Recycle empty HP cartridges with HP.
Look for the HP Eco Highlights label on select products for information on energy-savings and innovative material use.
HP is making environmental awareness part of the printing experience by providing HP Eco Highlights labels on select products. They’re a quick guide for buyers to compare the energy-savings and use of innovative materials in a printer.
Also check out the Eco Tips included with new HP Photosmart printers like the HP Photosmart Premium TouchSmart Web All-in-One Printer for ideas on saving paper, recycling, and lessening your impact on the environment
Save on utility costs with HP ENERGY STAR® qualified photo printers
An HP ENERGY STAR® qualified printer like the HP Photosmart C4680 All-in-One Printer saves money by reducing energy costs without sacrificing features or performance.
ENERGY STAR® qualified imaging products such as printers, scanners, and All-in-Ones are 25% more efficient than conventional models.
The printers automatically go into “sleep” mode after periods of inactivity, which can save a significant amount of electricity over the lifetime of the printer.
Here’s another energy-saving tip: Power down all electronics when not in use, and unplug power strips at the end of the day— they still consume energy even when the equipment is shut off.
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