These four new business inkjet printers, the X-series, is geared with the company's cutting-edge PageWide Technology. The science that gave birth to a single unit that contains more than 42,000 nozzles by combining 10 print heads as one. With this technology, billions of ink drops per second are fired by the printer onto the surface of the paper, shooting at an amazing print speed of 70ppm (pages per minute). Consistent performance and speed, whether you're printing a full text file or a coloured image, you'll still find it excellent, and did I mentioned that the ink from your printout will only take less than a second to dry.
With HP's latest "General Office" mode, the noted 70ppm print speed is achieved for prints at 600dpi resolution setting. Whereas, switching to a higher resolution of 1,200dpi will put your print speed at the back of the line hitting 42ppm. The speed from a printing mechanism such similar to laser printers which are quite abstruse, will only be incomparable to the maximum print speed of HP's X-series range of printers.
A single factor is not enough for these X-series to surpass, it offers even more including a lower cost per page, absolutely less maintenance cost, and comes in a very reasonable price considering its speed. Talking about low cost, then you'll find it really efficient for featuring a lower power consumption and environmental footprint, plus a distinguishable noise reduction.
Aside from the aforementioned capabilities and enterprise-focus features, as an addition, the X-series also offer full duplex printing, nozzles with self-healing ability, wide LCD touchscreen color display, and its printer cartridges are redesigned with inks reformulated as water-resistant pigments. Their redesigned ink cartridges can deliver a page yield of up to 3,000pages for monochrome and 2,500pages for colour. High capacity cartridges are also available at 9,300 and 6,600 page yields, that's almost near to HP's laser toner cartridges capacity. For connectivity, it has two USB ports with one capable for reading storage devices, and an Ethernet port.
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