HP All-In-One Printer Versus Kodak All-In-One Printer: Printing Documents

I am wrapping up my opinions on the HP All-In-One Printer versus the Kodak All-In-One Printer and today I wanted to show the differences in the quality of the two when printing a document.  You can view my opinions on photo cards here and see what exactly I am testing here.  

Disclosure: This post was written to blog about my participation for the HP Virtual Focus Group. You may or may not agree with my opinion. I was sent product free of charge to review. I was not paid for this post.  HP was not involved in the writing or videotaping of this post.

HP All-In-One Printer Versus Kodak All-In-One Printer

Several months ago, I joined HP's Virtual Focus Group to test and record my thoughts on the HP All-In-One Printer and the Kodak All-In-One Printer.  You can see my "look what I got" post to see what HP sent me to start me on my journey to discover not only if Kodak saves you $110 a year in ink and which printer prints better.

Well, I have packed up one of the printers to send back and I am ready to share with you all the results of my test.  Over the next few days, I am going to share my thoughts on both printers through some video reviews.  On the last day, I will tell you which one is boxed up and ready to be recycled and which one I am keeping to continue printing with.

So here's Day One of my results - which printer prints the best Christmas cards or other special occasion cards?

Look What Came Today!!

Just recently, I was contacted by HP to become a part of their HP Virtual Focus Group!  Look what they sent me:

For the next six weeks, I will be testing the Kodak ESP and the HP Photosmart C6380.  Take a look at the video to find out how I am going to be doing this and what all I will be sharing over the next 6 weeks!

Disclosure: This post was written to blog about my participation for the HP Virtual Focus Group. You may or may not agree with my opinion. I was sent product free of charge to review. I was not paid for this post.  HP was not involved in the writing or videotaping of this post.