they create images by using a laser beam and powdered ink. It’s ideal for large print jobs that you want to leave to finish themselves. they typically use individual sheets of paper stored in a removable tray that slides into the printer.

Impressively for the price, there’s a duplexer included, although our tests didn’t show a significant speed difference between using the duplexer and simply manually flipping over the sheets in the out tray for double-sided printing. That’s a more than practical maximum, even for those who want to share the 6980 between users in a small workgroup, and the quality of this draft setting is fine for informal use. In reality, the fastest we saw the 6980 working was a respectable but not quite so outstanding 21ppm. The latter works either as an ad hoc connection to your PC, or you can transfer your infrastructure wireless settings via a USB flash drive and the PictBridge port.Īs yet, we haven’t seen an inkjet that can take on even the cheapest of mono lasers, but HP’s claim of 36ppm is certainly promising. It supports both wired and wireless connectivity technology. It contains 6 ink palettes and its print speed can go as higher up to 36.0 pages per minute for black text and graphics printing and for coloured printing it can be as higher as 9.6 pages per minute. As well as USB and PictBridge ports, there’s also wired and 802.11b/g wireless network capability. It is a work group colour printer of ink jet type weighing 14.1 lbs. HP has made up for these omissions in other areas, though.

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