The Breakthrough in Printing Directly from the Web and Through

HP has introduced solutions that allow printing from any e-mail device to printers from around the world via HP ePrint service .

This is considered a revolution in web-based printing technology, first published in Asia-Pacific, allowing users to easily access digital content through a completely new platform with HP applications, also store documents on the cloud, print directly when needed, or manage and optimize printing through the new HP ePrint Center service.

Included in these solutions is the versatile e-All-in-One series for home and business with the lowest price from 99 USD. These are the first printers to feature web-based printing and cloud-based networks in Asia-Pacific, allowing direct and instant access to the Internet without going through any good web applications. via a local proxy computer.

The HP Photosmart wireless e-All-in-One printer will connect wirelessly sold in July 2010 for $ 99.

Vyomesh Joshi, Executive Vice President of HP's Printing and Imaging Group, said: ' Users always want to easily print their documents from anywhere, anytime. We are realizing this by allowing them to print from any web-connected device such as a smartphone, netbook., to any HP printer. With HP ePrint technology, if you can send e-mail, you can print ".

The HP ePrint platform, exploited from cloud computing, breaks down barriers to distance and connectivity, allowing people to send files they want to print from their mobile device. For instance,, a person on the train can send documents from the Palm Pre smartphone or BlackBerry to print, and he or she can get a printout after entering the office, or a girl can share a great moment Amazing holiday for your mom or friends by sending her postcards through this service.

Each HP printer connected to the web will have a unique e-mail address, allowing the sender of the print job like they send a normal e-mail. Users can also send documents to print via the HP ePrint mobile application on their smartphone device to a printer located at home, office or public print service. Content formats include optional daily news, popular entertainment sites, personal calendars and more. These applications can be viewed on the huge TouchSmart screen of the e-All-in-One printer series.

HP is working with a team of developers to refine the beta software development toolkit, and add hundreds of print applications later this year. Developers can request this toolkit from developers in the HP ePrintCenter service. This is an online service for all HP customers, used to discover new services and their print job options. For instance,, users can register products and receive on-demand updates, configure their devices, track commands on ePrint, search for and recommend new print applications .