I have to admit I’m jealous on this one. Since bragging about my Kodak G10 printer a few days ago, I’ve discovered the HP Photosmart A826 Photo Center. It seems that when HP named the A826 a “Photo Center” they were not kidding. This thing has a lot of options for digital photography buffs. The HP Photosmart A826 features a 7 inch touch screen, and will print wallet size, 4X6, 5X7 and even panoramic digital photos. This HP photo printer also allows users to add captions and images to their photos by drawing them with the included stylus or using the touch screen keyboard. You can store up to 100 sheets of photo paper in the printer’s internal storage tray. The A826 photo printer also has a special effects menu for enhancing photos for scrapbooking and greeting cards. Photos come out of the printer already dry. Simply insert your memory card and you’ll be off and running with the HP Photosmart A826 Photo Center.

I’ve been having lots of fun printing digital pictures with my newest gadget, the Kodak EasyShare G610 printer.  This photo printer uses a photo film cartridge rather than an inkjet cartridge to print photos that , in my opinion, are as clear as professional proccessing.  I especially like the Kodak Easy Share G610 because my Kodak digital camera docks right on top of the printer, where it charges when I’m not using it.  When I’m ready to print digital photos, I simply hit the print button and use the menu features to choose which digital pictures and how many copies to print.  The photo printer takes about 30-40 seconds to print a 4X6 photo, passing it back and forth through the printer adding layers of color.  The Kodak Easyshare G610 also allows users to select different sizes of digital photos for printing, including 2X3 and wallet sizes.  Photo cartridges for the Kodak EasyShare will print 25, 50, or 100 digital photos each, depending on the size you choose.  And, the photo printing cartridges come with the corresponding amount of digital photo paper.  This digital photo printer is perfect for parents who never seem to have time to have their film processed, scrapbookers, or those who want a simple way to print quality digital photos with no technical knowledge required.