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Compare these enlargements of 12-point color text and note how the text
printed in default mode on the HP Color LaserJet 4650 compares to that printed
in default mode on the Dell 5100cn.
Next, compare these enlargements of 1200 dpi output and note the difference
between the quality produced by the HP LaserJet 1320 and that produced by
the Dell 1700.
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consistent print quality for the lifespan of your imaging unit |
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It's important to your business that the investments you make today will
serve you well for several years. To help you get consistent print quality
throughout the life of your printer, the HP Color LaserJet 4650's imaging
drums are built into the toner cartridges and transfer directly to paper
in a single step with clearly superior results.
By comparison, as the following image shows, Dell combines the imaging drums
on the 5100cn in one consumable (3) instead of building them into the toner
cartridges (1).
This design introduces two extra transfer steps that may degrade the print
quality of text. In HP internal testing, the Dell 5100cn's imaging unit
we tested prematurely failed, printing unacceptable artifacts after 26,018
pages - only 75% of Dell's stated yield of 35,000 pages.
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