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Abstract: The Lexmark P350 is one of a new breed of ?one trick? printers. Instead of printing any size up to A4 like most photo printers you are limited to 6 x 4 (or ?10 x 15? in metric). However, this tiny printer has a couple of tricks up its sleeve. Appearan...
Slow print speeds, Limited image enhancements, Included desktop software is limited in range, No battery option
The Lexmark P350 snapshot photo printer is less expensive than the competition, but its slower print speeds and somewhat half-baked features make it less attractive. ...
The P350 looks good and it comes with a remarkably comprehensive printed manual. (The supplied manual is in draft form and we are assuming that this is how the finished book will appear.) The promised long print life is a desirable feature of any printer.
We printed via the computer and found that there was some graininess in the prints, particularly in open shadow areas. We also found that colour was not well-matched on the PC and the printer -- this is an issue that can be fixed with fiddling of the s...
The Lexmark P350 produces sharp, punchy -- perhaps over-saturated -- prints in a reasonable time. It takes about 75 seconds to produce a print which is a bit slow by the best standards. Contrast is a little high. For anyone looking for an inexpensive p...
Abstract: Although Lexmarks P350 inkjet photo printer is no longer in production, its still available to buy. It takes a standard Lexmark colour cartridge and photo paper, so getting replacement consumables shouldnt be a problem. A high-yield Lexmark #43 c...
We have cause for concern over the print quality, speed isnt great and the Lexmark P350 is a slightly boring-looking piece of kit. Not exactly a vintage performance. Michael Haynes Lowest online price: £N/A ...
Inconsistent results, Marginally improved build quality, The detail in images lacks refinement
Lexmark has an uphill struggle on its hands if its to break the Epson, HP and Canon stranglehold on the home photo printers market. This is especially true for mini photo lab printers. Epsons PictureMate and HPs PhotoSmart printers have things prett...
Abstract: This portable printer handles prints up to 15 x 10cm, and can connect directly to your computer (USB), camera (PictBridge) or memory card (Secure Digital, xD, Memory Stick or Compact Flash). The test pictures we printed on the device were pretty good but...
Abstract: portable inkjet photo printer: The natural successor to the P315, Lexmarks first dedicated photo printer, the P350 improves on the printing speeds of its predecessor and introduces some new Lexmark technology. While its very portable, you cant use it ever...
Slow print speeds; limited image enhancements; included desktop software is limited in range; no battery option
The Lexmark P350 snapshot photo printer is less expensive than the competition, but its slower print speeds and somewhat half-baked features make it less attractive ...
