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| Main Features | |
| Photo Quality Printing | 
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Printing Method  What it means? Printing method is the technology the printer uses to print. How it works? Compatibility between ink and paper is an important element in ultimate print quality. Some printers use the inkjet technology in which the ink slides on the paper somewhat like an ink pen on paper. Bubble jet technology uses ink bubbles for printing. In piezoelectric technology, the ink in the ink chamber is first charged before it is transferred on the paper. | Thermal Inkjet Printing |
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| LCD Display |
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| Maximum Resolution (dpi) | |
| Maximum Horizontal Resolution (dpi) | 4800 |
| Maximum Vertical Resolution (dpi) | 1200 |
| Print Speed | |
| Print Speed - Black Text (ppm) | 25 |
| Print Speed - Black Graphic (ppm) | 9.1 |
| Print Speed - Colour Text (ppm) | 20 |
| Print Speed - Colour Graphic (ppm) | 5.5 |
| Media Handling | |
| Maximum Paper Size | A3+ |
| Maximum Number of Sheets (Input) | 150 |
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| Transparencies Printing |
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| Banners (Input) |
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| Maximum Number of Media | 13 |
| Automatic Feed |
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| Manual Feed |
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| Maximum Number of Sheets (Output) | 100 |
| Range of Paper Weights (gm/m2) | 70 to 90 |
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| Black Ink Cartridge | HP 100 |
| Colour Ink Cartridge | HP 858 |
| Colour Ink Cartridge (Print Capacity) (A4 Paper Size) | --- |
| Black Ink Cartridge (Print Capacity) (A4 Paper Size) | --- |
| Recommended Maximum Monthly Printer Output | |
| Monthly Output (Black) | --- |
| Monthly Output (Colour) | --- |
| General Features | |
| Built-in Battery |
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| Print Direction | |
| Bi-Directional |
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Logic Seeking What it means? It is the intelligence of the printer which moves the printer head (from where the printer prints) logically, i.e. the printer heads moves only to that area of the paper where the printing has to be done. |
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| Memory / Buffer | |
| Built In RAM (MB) | 32 |
Receiver Buffer (KB) What it means? When the user sends a print command to the printer from his PC, the command is stored into the memory of the printer. The printer executes these stored commands from the memory through a buffer. This buffer, which receives the command from the computer, is the receiver buffer. Benefits The higher the receiver buffer, the faster the printing speed. You can also give many print commands without jamming up the system or the print queue. | --- |
| Interfaces | |
| Parallel Port |
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| USB Port |
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| Memory Card Slot |
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| Environment | |
| Noise Levels (db) | 6.6 |
| Recommended Temperature (degrees celsius) | 15-35 |
| Relative Humidity (Percentage) | 20-80 |
| Power Requirement | |
| Voltage (Volts) | 100-240 |
| Frequency (Hz) | 50-60 |
| Power Consumption During Operation (Watts) | 60 |
| Power Consumption During Standby Mode (Watts) | 2.7 |
| Operating System | |
| Operating System | Windows 2000 (SP3), XP Home, XP Professional, Vista Ready; Mac OS X v10.3.9, v10.4 or higher |
| Dimensions | |
| Width (mm) | 574.5 |
| Depth (mm) | 409.5 |
| Height (mm) | 186.3 |
| Approximate Net Weight (Kgs) | 10.2 |
| More Features | |
| Unique Feature | IEEE 1284-compliant parallel port, A3+ printing |
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| Warranty Period (Years) | --- |
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