HP’s Photosmart A826 isn’t just a photo printer, it’s a “Home Photo Center”, or rather think of it as a mini kiosk. The printer sports an unusually large 7″ color touch screen from which you can view photos and thumbnails. The display also doubles as a digital photo frame that can present slideshows. A stylus is included which can assist you in drawing or writing captions directly on to photos (or you can just use your finger). You can also remove red eye, slim subjects, and enhance images, all without a computer. The A826 also sports a memory card reader, bluetooth support, and it can print 4×6″ as well as 5×7″  photos. The A826 Home Photo Center retails for $199 and is definately a nice change of pace from other photo printers, though we’re undecided whether or not the ability to draw directly on a photo via your printer is useful or just gimmicky. And on a related note, is it just us or does its design remind you of an old iMac?