Colour: Up to 2400 x 1200 optimized dpi from 600 x 600 input dpi (on HP Advanced Photo Papers); Black: Up to 1200 x 1200 optimized dpi from 600 x 600 input dpi (on Unspecified, Plain, HP Premium Presentation Matte and HP Brochure Matte)
Number of print cartridges: 4 (1 black, cyan, magenta, yellow); Replacement cartridges: HP 970 Black Officejet Pro X Ink Cartridge (Approx 3000 pages), HP 971 Cyan Officejet Pro X Ink Cartridge, HP 971 Magenta Officejet Pro X Ink Cartridge
Connectivity
Connectivity : Mobile printing capability: HP ePrint, HP ePrint Mobile Apps, Google Cloud Print, HP ePrint Wireless Direct, Apple AirPrint; 1 x Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Host; 1 x Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Device;
Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP (SP3, 32-bit), Mac OS X v10.6, Mac OS X Lion, Mac OS X Mountain Lion, Linux
Processor
792 MHz
Height
Minimum: 380 mm
Width
Minimum: 517 mm
Weight
17.1 Kg
In The Box
HP Officejet Pro X451dw Printer; HP 970 Setup Black Ink Cartridge; HP 971 Setup Cyan Ink Cartridge; HP 971 Setup Magenta Ink Cartridge; HP 971 Setup Yellow Ink Cartridge; Power cord; Ethernet cable; Setup poster; Getting Started Guide; CD-ROMs
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