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The HP DesignJet SD Pro 44-in MFP (1GY94E) is a bundle SKU pairing the HP DesignJet T1700dr 44-in PostScript dual-roll printer with the HP SD Pro 2 44-in scanner — sold as a single MFP solution for AEC firms, repro shops, and GIS teams that scan, copy, and print 44-inch-wide drawings and maps from one workstation. The printer prints 116 D/hr (26 sec per D-size), 2400 x 1200 optimized dpi, with a 6-color ink system (cyan, magenta, yellow, grey, photo black, matte black) for both technical and graphic work. Two 44-in rolls auto-switch with a horizontal cutter. The SD Pro 2 scanner reads up to 1200 dpi optical, scans color at 9 in/sec and grayscale at 18 in/sec, and supports a straight-through path for thick originals (foam board, plastic laminate, cardboard). Scan formats include PDF, PDF/A, TIFF, JPEG, JPEG2000, DWF with multipage PDF generation. Scan destinations: file, email, USB, internal HDD, network folder, FTP, direct print. The printer ships with 128 GB processing memory and a 500 GB self-encrypting HDD; scanner has 8 GB DDR4 and a 256 GB SSD. Connectivity is Gigabit Ethernet plus USB 3.1 Gen 1 host. The thing buyers regret: not budgeting for both 130-ml cartridge swaps in the early months — heavy color jobs drain them fast; consider 300-ml HP 730 cartridges for sustained volume. The other gripe: footprint. The printer and scanner are separate units, each on its own stand, needing roughly 11 feet of total floor width. For a real wide-format MFP environment this is the right tool. For light scan-and-print, get a T830 instead.