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Yes, you can print from this device. There are multiple ways to do so. As one other reader posted, the HP Smart Print software is available. For a printer/scanner, if your printer has an embedded web server (most multifunction printers these days do), then you use your browser to initiate scan operations. Chromebooks run Android apps, so a printer's android app can be used. And lastly, Chromebooks run Linux, so the Linux CUPS printer services can be used. What you can't run on ChromeOS is add-on software that printers might offer for Windows and / or Mac to add frilly picture frames to images, or other such effects.

This model is compatible with HP printers through the use of the HP Smart app.

I think you can print from this device but i am unsure let me research it and find out

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Yes, you can print from this device. There are multiple ways to do so. As one other reader posted, the HP Smart Print software is available. For a printer/scanner, if your printer has an embedded web server (most multifunction printers these days do), then you use your browser to initiate scan operations. Chromebooks run Android apps, so a printer's android app can be used. And lastly, Chromebooks run Linux, so the Linux CUPS printer services can be used. What you can't run on ChromeOS is add-on software that printers might offer for Windows and / or Mac to add frilly picture frames to images, or other such effects.
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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This model is compatible with HP printers through the use of the HP Smart app.
Answered by HP Team 2 years ago
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I think you can print from this device but i am unsure let me research it and find out
Answered by MatthewHilinski 2 years ago
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