Print On The Go: HP Sprocket Photo Printer HP puts the fun back in photography with the Sprocket Photo Printer.

By Tamara Clarke Edited by Aby Sam Thomas Aug 25, 2017

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HP puts the fun back in photography with the Sprocket Photo Printer. This pint-sized device prints 2 x 3 inch photos on peel-and-stick paper that's both tear and water resistant.

Sprocket is petite, portable, and it truly does fit into your pocket. It uses HP ZINC Photo Paper, which eliminates the need for ink cartridges and prints vibrant, smudge-proof photos in a matter of seconds. You can also print from your mobile device running iOS or Android using the HP Sprocket app.

Sprocket is available in white with rose gold accents, and comes with a 10-pack of HP ZINC Photo Paper to get you started.

Related: Thin Is In: HP Unveils Spectre

Tamara Clarke

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Tamara Clarke, a former software development professional, is the tech and lifestyle enthusiast behind The Global Gazette, one of the most active blogs in the Middle East. The Global Gazette has been welcomed and lauded by some of the most influential tech brands in the region. Clarke’s goal is to inform about technology and how it supports our lifestyles. See her work both in print regional publications and online on her blog where she discusses everything from how a new gadget improves day-to-day life to how to coordinate your smartphone accessories. Visit www.theglobalgazette.com and talk to her on Twitter @TamaraClarke. #TamTalksTech

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