HP Deskjet D2568 Driver

The CB671D printer model boasts a compact design, measuring in at a height of 5.54 inches, a width of 17.22 inches, and a depth of 8.23 inches. It’s also relatively lightweight, tipping the scales at just 6.16 lbs. But what really sets this printer apart are its unique cartridge properties. Not only can you find replacement cartridges at the HP store, but other trusted local retailers also carry them for your convenience. So whether you’re printing on the go or in the comfort of your own home or office, the CB671D has got you covered.

HP Deskjet D2568 specifications

The paper-handling specifications, which are compatible with this device, consist of an array of materials ranging from plain paper to transparent films, envelopes, labels, index cards, and greeting cards. Additionally, the printer can handle various sizes of photo paper, index cards, and many more, whether they are standard or custom.

The input tray is capable of holding up to 80 sheets of plain and legal paper at once, while the output tray can accommodate 50 sheets. These specifications provide efficient paper management, which is necessary for high-volume printing tasks.

Utilizing both standard and custom sizes, the array of media types available includes A4, A5, A6, B5, letter, legal, executive, cabinet, and even the less common Mutsugiri. While these sizes pertain specifically to plain paper, the selection may vary for other mediums.

The print speed of a given device is contingent upon several factors, including the printer model, print mode, and complexity of the document.

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The rapidity of black text printing on plain paper reaches a whopping 26 pages per minute (ppm) in fast draft printing mode. However, when it comes to printing both text and color graphics on plain paper, the device can still churn out up to 20 ppm. Alas, when printing on photo paper, the speed is considerably slower, clocking in at 26 seconds per print. Rest assured, though, that the resolution of the device on plain paper is an impressive 300 x 300 dots per inch (dpi).

Utilizing a standard sheet of paper, the customary, superior, and expedited customary modes generate prints at a 600 x 600 dots per inch (dpi) resolution. To achieve maximum dpi, the input resolution is 1200 x 1200 dpi while the printing resolution is at an optimized 4800 x 1200 dpi. These properties pertain to both black and color resolution when printing on plain paper.