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HP Officejet Pro K550 Color Inkjet Printer

Visit tiger.tv for more on this affordable Desktop printing solution! Get the affect printing you’ve always wanted and make your photograph-outs look more professional—and quick, to boot! Compared with affect laser printers, you’ll delight in laser-quality speeds up to twice as quick and printing costs up to 30 percent lower. Photograph up to 37 pages per minute in black and up to 33 in affect (draft mode); get laser-quality speeds up to twice as quick as those of affect laser printers: up to 12 ppm black, 10 ppm in affect. Increase productivity with the efficient, innovative individual ink cartridges. Save money with a cost per affect page as low as 7.7 cents. Photograph large quantities economically with the individually replaceable, high-capacity cartridges, which produce up to 2350 pages before you need to replace the black and 1200 pages before you need to replace affect cartridges.
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HP OfficeJet 7000 Wide Format

HP OfficeJet 7000 Wide Format -Specification & price refer at bit.ly OVERVIEW High-performance wide-format printer with the capability to photograph stunning colour documents up to A3+ (13 x 19 inches), best-in-class1 cost-per-page, and embedded Ethernet networking at an affordable price. FEATURES -Get lowest cost-per-page versus in-class inkjet and up to 40% less cost-per-page and energy use than lasers. With individual inks, replace only the inks that require it. Plus, get more in black and white pages with discretionary high-capacity cartridges. -Delight in quick photograph speeds of up to 33 ppm black / 32 ppm colour (draft mode) or speeds equivalent to a laser printer with up to 8 ppm black / 7 ppm colour. Share your printer on a network using the built-in Ethernet, and the 150-sheet participation tray. -Photograph laser-quality black text, professional colour graphics and stunning photo-quality images, using HP Officejet inks, and delight in the usefulness to photograph on a wide range of papers from 3.5 x 5 inches, up to 13 x 19 inches in size.
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Proect 365 #62: 030310 A Manky Wine Gum?

Proect 365 #62: 030310 A Manky Wine Gum?
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And here for today is another random object.

Any guesses on this one? A manky wine gum? A plastic moulding? A stab vest for an action man?

It’s really a lump of cyan solid ink.

Sadly, teachers (and kids I guess) have a massive like affair with colour printing. "It must be colour" they weep! It’s better quality! (It isn’t) It engages the children better! (It doesn’t) It’s simpler for dyslexics to read! (It isn’t) They get higher marks! (They don’t). And the huge conundrum that people either don’t see or don’t care about is that it’s factually ten times more expensive to photograph out in colour. TEN TIMES! (Though in fairness, that’s comparing our most expensive colour printer (HP2600N) with our cheapest mono (HP2430N).

Anyhow, when something comes along that might offer excellent quality and half the running costs, whilst still using OEM consumables, we have to be interested.

The Xerox phaser series has been around for many years. Instead of toner it uses a solid ink, which comes in these compressed pellet blocks. The printer heats these up to a liquid and then most likely sprays them on the page. I don’t know exactly what the mechanism is, but I do know that it delivers at least laser quality at 30 pages per minute. And that’s off a five hundred quid printer.

After a small research we finally bought one to trial and the consequences after one day look promising. We’ll see how it goes in the longer term.

I might even come back with updates – who knows! :)

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