HP - heavy-weight coated paper

Advantages: Modern technological feel
Disadvantages: Not multicoloured, sides very straight

...To begin with this is no ordinary paper... oh wait yes it is. But even so HP make great sauce so their paper must be good too. When you open it up it really does remind you how modern it is. This paper is designed in a similar way to an iPod, its white and rectangular. If you cut a hole in the centre of one and put it infront of your tv it looks almost identical to the colour screen iPods. Let us not forget this is a multipack, toilet rolls come in packs up to 24, this pack contains 200!, that will last for ages. 1 page used evey 2 days and it would last over a year. So this is good value for money. The only downside to this is that there arent any blue or orange pages because sometimes you want to make things more snazzy. So if your looking for colored pages dont buy white paper, a common pitfall. Also if you want wayvee sides... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Cheap, good enough quality
Disadvantages: None

...--Introduction-- This is now my second review on HP printer paper, I know it isn't the most glamorous of things to be writing about. However, I do feel that it is important to choose the correct paper for your computer print outs. The previous review of mine about HP paper, was concerntrating on the Hewlett Packerd Premium Choice paper. That is at the most expensive end of the paper market and is really for use when printing very formal and important documents. The HP office paper on the other hand, is at the extreme opposite end of the spectrum. It is for rough or draft copies which are likely to be for short term use or just to be thrown away. I will compare the attributes of this 'economy' paper with that of the more upmarket paper that I have reviewed before. That way a clear comparison can be drawn between them. --Reason... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: TOP Photo editing and photo printing
Disadvantages: Could go on a diet

...have a weight issue. Again the printer is just over two years old so that may make another dent in the CNET rating. The papertray capacity is only 150 sheets, I feel that this is a little shallow considering the printers capabilities, HP seem to have concentrated on size of paper rather than quantity of paper in the print run. These are only small hiccups that many businesses have resolved, and sought after other higher spec models, for mass marketing. -My Verdict- I have no doubt that the HP Deskjet 9800D is a printer for business (non-mass production) campaigns. The photo printing is of a very high standard. It will do any organisation/personal user proud. It is a fast picture operation, yet a slower text printing operation. HP are very good at not handing out spy-ware that systematically invade your monitor. It is not an award... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful