Lion and "powerPC applications no longer supported" with hp Office jet printer

I have an HP office jet 5510 all in one printer that is no longer compatible with my recent installation of Lion. The "powerPC applications are no longer supported" prompt comes up when I try to open the app on my dashboard. Do I need to buy a new printer? To have it be compatible with Lion? If I do, which type of printer and software do I need to be sure of to make the two compatible with Lion?

Elizabezzle wrote:
Do I need to buy a new printer? To have it be compatible with Lion?
Possibly. Check the HP website and make sure your drivers up to date. If you need a new printer, look for one that says it is compatible with Lion.

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