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HP grows DesignJet T-series with new T2500 eMultifunction printer

HP unleashes new T2500 eMultifunction Large Format Printer on the AEC and GIS markets

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We have written about HP’s excellent new T-series line DesignJet large-format printers (plotters) before, most recently in our AIA Denver show reports. Very recently HP added a unit to the the series with the new HP DesignJet T2500 eMultifunction large-format printer.

T2500 Details

The new T2500 brings customer-driven innovations to the line-up in a multi-function device, highly reflective of the new workflow demands being affected by mobile and the cloud. The new DesignJet T2500 scans, copies and prints serving AEC and geographic (GIS) firms as well as government agencies and enterprise customers.

Scanning larger format color documents is one of the most sought after tasks in AEC driven workflows in particular, which often still contain numerous hand drawings, sketches and older drawings. It is also valuable to scan in prints that contain hand-annotated changes.

Details include:

  • Ergonomic Design
  • Integrated output stacking tray
  • Two-roll front media loading with smart switching
  • Intuitive Touch Screen control panel
  • Prints up to A-0/E size
  • A1/D-size prints in 21 seconds
  • Web connectivity via ePrint & Share
  • Mac and Windows Drivers

The DesignJet T2500 eMultifunction Printer has a 30 percent smaller footprint than its predecessor.

01 - The new HP DesignJet T2500 eMultifunction Printer with support for ePrint & Share for cloud and mobility workflows.

01 – The new HP DesignJet T2500 eMultifunction Printer with support for ePrint & Share for cloud and mobility workflows.

“We have seen a great shift in how architecture, engineering and construction firms work, evolving from teams operating out of a central location to a rising number of remote workgroups with increased firm-to-firm collaboration,” said Ramon Pastor, vice president and general manager, Large Format Printing, HP. “Extending HP’s new design features to a multifunction device will help improve productivity and enhance all types of working environments.”

Connect to Cloud

HP’s newest DesignJets connect to the cloud with integrated software solutions for mobile devices like Apple’s popular iPad. HP’s DesignJet ePrint & Share is a free web service that makes it easy to access, view and print larger format documents using an Apple iPad device, iPhone, Google Android tablet or smartphone or notebook computer.

You can also access the cloud directly from the T-series ePrinters via the touch screen. The ePrint & Share features mean the unit is web-connected to HPs cloud services and you can automatically save copies of scanned or printed documents directly to the cloud in PDF format for later access and viewing.

Pricing and Availability

The HP DesignJet T2500 eMultifunction Printer is expected to be available worldwide in October 2013 with an estimated list price of 9,895.USD. HP DesignJet ePrint & Share is available at no additional cost for HP DesignJet customers that create an account at www.hp.com/go/eprintandshare.

The mobile application for ePrint & Share is available for free from the Apple App Store and Google Play.

HP’s other T-series large format ePrinters include the DesignJet T920 and the DesignJet T1500 ePrinters. To learn more about the new T2500 eMultifunction printer go here. 

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