HP’s flagship store finally opens

Papi Mabele — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 16:14:07 +0000

HP recently took the wraps off their new look HP Store at Eastgate Shopping centre on 1 July 2016, proudly boasting a wide range of computing products in South Africa including many exclusive laptop and all-in-one computers, ranging from entry level detachable two computers to HP’s premium Spectre 13 (which is the thinnest computer in the world).

With digital technology leading world economies and consumer trends, companies are on a quest to not only deliver environments that engage consumers, but to design smart spaces centred around the consumer experience, where service, and products meet seamlessly. “At HP we understand the need for continuous innovation, and we do not only display this in the models that give birth to our leading consumer products, but also in the various aspects that make up our consumer touch points, which predominantly, exist in the form of our stores located in shopping centres. The strategy is to roll out this innovative thinking and design, to a lot more HP store openings and consumer spaces in the future “, said Samantha Marais, Country Retail Lead of HP.

The latest HP InkJet, PageWide and LaserJet printers are available in store as well as a complete range of accessories which includes laptop bags, storage devices, networking equipment, HP calculators, cables and adapter. The new store HP Store also stocks the widest range of ink and toner in South Africa with more than 180 different products available in stock.

As an additional benefit to consumers, HP offers a premium service and trusted advice on all HP products which will help consumers make the right purchases that not only covers all their needs but also meets their budget.

HP’s super cute Deskjet 3720 is “world’s smallest all-in-one”

Papi Mabele — Mon, 13 Jun 2016 21:06:20 +0000

It’s not often that we describe a printer as “super cute,” but the printer HP is announcing today is just that. The DeskJet 3720 is white and aqua – also known as cyan, also known as HP’s own “Electric Blue.”

This device is aiming to be compact as possible while remaining capable of printing full-sized (letter) size paper. It also works with HP Instant Ink, an ink replacement subscription plan that’ll cost users £1.99 per month – or about R49 a month once the printer arrives in Mzansi

This device works with HP Printbot through Facebook Messenger to print straight from a messenger conversation. You’ll also be able to use the HP Social Media Snapshots app to print with 4.5 stick photo paper from Instagram, Facebook, Flickr, or a smartphone’s gallery. HP Instant Ink is not strictly new for this device – it’s been around a bit but not been wholly introduced to the African markets. With this service, users are delivered new inks each month in one of three “flexible plans” that allow users to “change or cancel online at any time without an annual fee.”

HP Instant Ink also includes a service using HP Planet Partners prepaid envelopes that allow users to recycle used ink cartridges for free.

The Desktop 3720 printer will be available in SA at a prospective starting price of R1200 (using the rand/dollar exchange) when it launches in September.

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HP’s flagship store finally opens

HP’s super cute Deskjet 3720 is “world’s smallest all-in-one”