Users can do scanning, copying and printing on virtually anywhere, even without getting the printer plugged from a power source. The OfficeJet 150 is very light and highly mobile, with a quite sturdy built that at first glance you'll probably mistaken it as a notebook computer. It is actually as long as a notebook computer, at 3.5 x 14 x 7 inches (HWD) and only weighs 6.8 pounds, it is considerably compact just like the latest laptops nowadays.
Despite the printer's diminutive size, HP still managed to install a 2.4 inch color LCD touchscreen that serves as the digital control panel. Using the touchscreen allows a user to configure the printer, copy and print directly from storage devices such as : SD Cards, USB drives and PictBridge-enabled devices. The printer's memory card slot reader is located on the left side, while the USB port can be found just at the back.
Flipping up the printer's lid will serve as a paper feeder, and also expose the touchscreen control panel. The OfficeJet 150 comes with a detachable battery that can be charge when connected to a power source. It requires HP inkjet cartridges 95 and 98 to let the printer create high-quality printouts. Though we can say that all printer consumables from Hewlett-Packard may it be laser toner cartridges or ink cartridges, both deliver superb quality printout. To scan or copy a file with the printer, you need to feed the document into a slot located on top of the printer.
The idea that the Office 150 AIO brings is, a mobile printer that you can use to print, copy and scan documents in one single compact device on which you can still use even without a support from an AC outlet, just with the power source that comes from its own battery. It is indeed one of the remarkable printing machine that comes out from the industry, and though nowadays we may have seen a lot of compact printer that leans toward mobility, it's still no doubt that this is the first portable AIO printer.
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