HP at Macworld Expo 2011: ePrint and environmental stewardship

HP creates more products that work with Macs and iOS devices than any other electronics manufacturer on the planet. That's why TUAW always seeks out the former employer of Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak for on-the-floor video. This morning I had the opportunity to speak with several HP employees who are manning the booth at Macworld Expo, to hear what the company is doing for the benefit of Apple fans.

The new ePrint technology developed by HP uses Bonjour for discovery of printers on a wireless network, allows users the chance to email documents directly to a printer for printing and supports Apple's iOS AirPrint. TUAW featured a review of one of the ePrint printers, the PhotoSmart Premium e-All-in-One C310a, in early December, and I found the device to be easy to set up and use.

In the accompanying video, you'll see the HP Envy 100 e-All-in-One D410a printer (which looks a lot like it came out of Jony Ives' design labs) in action, see a new HP app that determines what consumables are required by your printer and lets you order the new cartridges from your iPhone, hear about HP's incredible success in recycling of electronic components and even find out about the opportunity to play a game at Macworld for prizes.

TUAW will be giving away an HP Envy printer during the show; be sure to stay tuned to our Twitter feed for information about the giveaway.