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Harry
Thinking of upgrading my old Color Lasejet 5 printer and found several
interesting improvements on color laser in recent years.
First, the resolution is going up to 2400x2400 now (some are1200x1200 or
still 600x600). Does it mean "photo" printing is doable with a color laser
now? Hp is offering some big rebate on almost all its color laser and I
found they are all 600x600 resolution. Does it mean that HP is
"discontinuing" all the current color laser?
Second, the pring of color looks "simpler" than before, it all claims "one
process" printing which is different from old design of running paer in
several turns which is maybe the main cause of paper jam. Am I right one
this? Does new design dramatically reduce the possibility of paper jam now?
From the way of putting cartridge, I can tell that they are mostly using
four big cartridges at the front of printer instead of using my old powder
feeding tank at the back.
Third, almost all higher end printer have "duplex" priting feature. Are
they smooth and reliable with today's technology?
Thank you so much for sharing experiences.
interesting improvements on color laser in recent years.
First, the resolution is going up to 2400x2400 now (some are1200x1200 or
still 600x600). Does it mean "photo" printing is doable with a color laser
now? Hp is offering some big rebate on almost all its color laser and I
found they are all 600x600 resolution. Does it mean that HP is
"discontinuing" all the current color laser?
Second, the pring of color looks "simpler" than before, it all claims "one
process" printing which is different from old design of running paer in
several turns which is maybe the main cause of paper jam. Am I right one
this? Does new design dramatically reduce the possibility of paper jam now?
From the way of putting cartridge, I can tell that they are mostly using
four big cartridges at the front of printer instead of using my old powder
feeding tank at the back.
Third, almost all higher end printer have "duplex" priting feature. Are
they smooth and reliable with today's technology?
Thank you so much for sharing experiences.