HP Envy 110 eAIO Printer

What a slick printer. The good impression came with the box: the printer came well-packed, even to the HP tote bag that was used as the inner-most wrapping. The set-up was simple, with one hiccup: you're told to remove the packing tape, plug it in, turn it on, and follow instructions. So far, so good. But I kept getting an error message on the cool video screen, something about a paper jam - odd, since there was no paper in it yet! I finally figured out the little flipper tabs on the printer cartridge holders were flipped up, preventing the lid from closing fully; once I flipped them down so the lid closed completely, the installation and setup continued without a hitch. I used the on-screen setup to connect to my network, instead of the recommended CD installation, and that went perfectly. And when I was done, I fired up the iPad, brought up Safari, hit the Print option, and ta-da, there was the HP Envy printer! Selected it, and printed just fine. Just as advertised, NO additional setup or software on the iPad at all. Now _that_ is what I wanted. I can print from my iPad, plus HP throws in its ePrint service (in addition to Apple's AirPrint) for free. I tested that, and it worked, too. This is one spiffy printer. I really liked the on-screen animations that were available during setup if you needed further instruction. I didn't need the help, but I liked having the animations there. Did I mention this is a cool printer?