The recently launched KongaTV is gaining traction as the new HP Laserjet Tank MFP 260 described by those who have been privileged to experience it as a robust, pocket-friendly, and simple-to-use printing solution will later today be launched live on the platform.

With the launch of the HP printing solution on the KongaTV by the Management of Hewlett Packard, the Konga TV has now become the new face for launching quality products in Nigeria.

According to Konga, HP is introducing its state-of-the-art Multi-Functional Printer series to the Nigerian market to sustain its leadership of the tech sector, and as such KongaTV, a pioneer shopping network is privileged to partner with global companies like Hewlett Packard.

The printer which will be unveiled at a press launch in Lagos on Friday the 24th of November with great fanfare will further solidify HP’s position as an industry leader in the Printing, ink, cartridges, and transfer imaging segment of the global economy.

As exclusive distributors and partners of the Hewlett Packard brand in the country, Konga.com, a leading e-commerce marketplace, and its sister company KongaTV, a revolutionary buyer and seller television will be offering the best deals on this product across its online and retail platforms.

As customers hunt for the best deals in the ongoing Yakata Black Friday sales, exciting offers such as a 5% discount for the first 5 shoppers will be available on Konga.

The new printer has a refillable toner tank, fast two-sided printing, flatbed scanner, and 40-sheet auto document feeder for efficient print, scan and copy functionalities.

With the high cost of inks and cartridges on offer by other products within its category, the HP Laserjet Tank MFP 260 delivers better performance, affordable pricing, and faster efficiency.

 

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