HP's A10 Printing Mailbox for Presto Service

Tag : Plain Printing
"Presto's HP A10 Printing Mailbox lets you share email andphotos with family and friends who don't have a computer orinternet connection. The HP Printing Mailbox is for use withPrestoSM Service. It shares an existing phone line to connect tothe Presto Service, uses plain paper and standard HP printcartridges. With Presto Service and the HP Printing Mailbox, familyand friends send ordinary email and attached photos from any emailclient to the Presto user. Purchase the HP Printing Mailbox, thencall 1-800-919-3199 or go online to www.presto.com to purchase the$9.99 monthly plan or the $99.99 annual plan. Presto automaticallytransforms messages into beautiful full-color printouts. Severaltimes per day, on a schedule you choose, the HP Printing Mailboxdials in to the Presto Service to retrieve new messages and printsthem in beautiful color-automatically. Presto only deliversmessages from people on your Presto Friends list, so there are noads, no spam, no junk mail."



The idea of printing email has always seemed ridiculous to me, butthe more I considered the target market for this device, the moreit started to make sense. I have two surviving grand-parents, andneither one of them has a computer - nor have they ever indicatedthey have a desire to own one. Yet I know they'd both enjoy beingin better contact with family members - so this device certainlyfills a niche. Unfortunately for me, it's 100% US-based, so I can'tuse it (sadly typical). But if the person you want to use thisdevice lives in the US, you're in luck: the printer is $50 off at the moment , costing $99 USD. The way it deals with spam is excellent: theservice will only print email from people that you've allowed ontothe list. Nice. Father's day is coming up - anyone have anon-technically inclined father that might enjoy this? [Affiliate]