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HP Photosmart R717 Review
The good: Well-conceived design; easy-to-master controls and menus; solid panorama and macro modes.
The bad: Subpar performance in nearly every area; weak flash; somewhat noisy images.
The bottom line: A decent all-around snapshot camera with a few notable features for newbies.
HP Photosmart R717 Specs
Manufacturer: HP
Part number: L2038A
- Product Specifications
- Product Basic Spec
