Xerox introducing what they call new technology at a cost effective business model. For them or the end-user? Personally I would check my page coverage before I hit the print button with the Page Coverage Estimator Software. It's free to download.We checked on which gets searched more often for this new printer - Color Cube or Color Qube.
The winner is Color Cube.
Here are the specs for the new Xerox Printers.
Print speed respectively to the models:
- ColorQube 9201
- ColorQube 9202
- ColorQube 9203
- High Resolution/Photo Mode: 30 ppm / 35ppm / 38ppm
- Enhanced Mode (Default): 38 ppm / 45ppm / 50ppm
- Standard Mode*: 50 ppm / 60ppm / 70ppm
- Fast Color Mode*: 60 ppm / 70ppm / 85ppm
- High Resolution/Photo Mode: 38 ppm
- Enhanced Mode (Default): 50 ppm
- Standard Mode*: 70 ppm
- Fast Color Mode*: 85 ppm
- Xerox 108R00832 / 108R832, 4 Black Ink Sticks - 40,000 page yield - $570.00
- Xerox 108R00829 / 108R829, 4 Cyan Ink Sticks - 37,000 page yield - $176.00
- Xerox 108R00830 / 108R830, 4 Magenta Ink Sticks - 37,000 page yield - $176.00
- Xerox 108R00831 / 108R831, 4 Yellow Ink Sticks - 37,000 page yield - $176.00
- Xerox 108R00836 / 108R836, 4 Black Ink Sticks - 40,000 page yield
- Xerox 108R00833 / 108R833, 4 Cyan Ink Sticks - 37,000 page yield
- Xerox 108R00834 / 108R834, 4 Magenta Ink Sticks - 37,000 page yield
- Xerox 108R00835 / 108R835, 4 Yellow Ink Sticks - 37,000 page yield
Nice findings.
ReplyDeleteI didnt believe it at first, but the dry ink by Xerox actually does save ink when printing. I was impressed by the time it took before i had to change my ink cartridge. Everybody knows that Xerox is one of the biggest names in printers, but this will definintely show them why. I love my Xerox 8400 and it has lasted me for years already.
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