HP "Ansett printing" technology FAQ

This article describes HP's frequently asked questions about HP's "Agilent" printing technology in response to HP's recent introduction of new technology:

Q: What is HP "Ansett? Print" technology?
· HP's unique "Anshun D printing" technology is a breakthrough and innovative printing technology designed for high-volume workloads. Printheads designed using HP's "Agilent Print" technology can span pages, and each printhead has more nozzles that can quickly and accurately eject ink as the paper moves. In other words, only the paper moves and the print head does not move, which allows for higher print speeds and excellent print quality.

Q: What is the significance of HP's "Ansett? Print" technology?
· At present, the new HP CM8060/CM8050 color digital all-in-one product adopting HP's "Ansett? Print" technology has already taken the lead in accessing the business document printing market to fully meet the demand for high-volume office stationery and printing, bringing you better performance. Reliability, low operating costs, and sharp text, sharp graphics, realistic images, and faster print speeds. 3

Q: What areas will Acer? Print technology apply to?
· Because HP's "Ajet? Print" technology is widely used to meet the different needs of customers, it will initially be used in high-volume printing applications, such as high-volume office printing, and then will also be used in retail photo printing, Industrial printing and other fields.

Q: When will it be listed?
· In the spring of 2007, HP plans to use this patented technology to reinterpret commercial printing. The same device can simultaneously combine the advantages of two major inkjet and laser printing technologies to achieve faster printing speed and better performance. Text and graphic print quality, lower single-page costs, HP's world-class reliability, and more HP's advantages of AJ-Print.

Q: Will the excellent speed and affordability of HP's "Ajet? Printing" technology impact on similar laser printing technologies?
· HP “Ansmart” printing technology is an excellent alternative to laser printing. Print equipment using this technology can provide outstanding performance - some products print at speeds up to 71 pages/minute! HP Vivera inks and large printheads with 10,560 nozzles give you exceptional print quality and very precise ink ejection. In addition, these devices can provide superior reliability1 and brilliant long-lasting documents at a low single-page cost. In short, HP "Ansett? Print" technology can improve and enhance the HP series of products, providing better performance than the Color LaserJet 9500MFP color digital all-in-one, allowing HP to provide more flexibility for corporate customers. Excellent service.

Q: Does a printing device that uses HP's "Ansett? Print" technology require high operating costs?
· No need. Print devices that use HP's "Agilent Print" technology can reduce overall operating costs during color printing. The technology is designed to provide faster printing speeds and higher productivity. In addition, HP's "Ansett? Print" technology advanced print head design can improve the printer's reliability and print efficiency, and reduce printhead maintenance needs, greatly reducing maintenance costs, thereby reducing overall operating costs.

Summary: 1 In office printing, compared with the departmental-level color laser multifunction production D. The results are based on independent third-party data, HP testing, and internal reviews of competing products. Test methods for different types of products may vary. As of August 2006.

2 The results obtained in comparison with departmental color laser multifunction products in office printing. The operating costs are based on the manufacturer's published pricing (as of August 2006), which includes the monthly service unit price, parts maintenance and consumables costs (excluding printing paper). The HP office printing cost is based on the expected ink price and the initial print.

3 Comparison results with departmental color digital all-in-ones worth less than $22,000. The test method is not the same.