How fast is the print (line per second?)
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Interesting question. I'm unaware of any specification data related to your question. My un-scientific approach is simply hands on analysis which appears to be around a second per line printed. Of course, if each entry is at the max 12 digits, then a second would be a stretch. It is after all a dot-matrix type of printer (each digit individually printed) as opposed to the heat-transfer type of tape. I would add that I've had several printing desk calculators and this one (Sharp EL-1750V) is comparably no slower than any of the others. Hope this helps.
2111965
Yes and it prints quickly. Not so fast as a laser printer might, but much, much faster than a standard inkjet.
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I get 427.374 MB/sec by using the following command in terminal:time dd if=/dev/zero bs=1024k of=tstfile count=1024 2>&1 | awk '/sec/ {print $1 / $5 / 1048576, "MB/sec" }'
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I have no idea. And it depends on if you set your printer for "fast" or "standard." I use "fast" as a rule and it goes pretty far. Sorry, I couldn't really help on this one.
915100
depends if you have many things to print it will finish fast,but use garamond instead of arial it will go a bit futher.
915776
Hi, I timed the warm up and from turning on the printer to it being ready to print was 49.5 seconds. Not a bad time to wait for the great quality of the work it produces.
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Not sure I can answer this question well. As I have not done a great volume of printing with this machine yet, but it appears to be pretty decent so far.
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Sorry, but I don't know. I'm running it on a Windows 7 operating system. This printer is very fast.
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Hi,Print Speed: Black-and-white and color: up to 21 ppm, letter - From Manufacture Technical SpecificationDepend if it is photo or Document, Hi or low resolution, Full page or one lineDoc Delivery speed: First page out (letter): - From Manufacture Technical Specificationblack-and-white: as fast as 17.2 seconds (Ready), as fast as 17.6 seconds (low power mode); color: as fast as 17.7 seconds (Ready), as fast as 18.2 seconds (low power mode)first Page take longer because the printer needs to warm-upHope that help,Paz
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It all up to your computer. A fast computer wold take about 2 minutes. Per Plustek. Good Question. Anthony J Argy Sr Full Color Copier Inc.
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I found the print count from the HP software. Ditch this machine the first chance you get and replace it with a HP Laser Jet Pro 200 MFP
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The first cartridge printed about a ream of paper--not bad, actually about what an inkjet would do. I then reset the print density down on the printer. My counter on the printer now reads 2665. That means that I just ran about 2000 copies--around 4 reams--on the second cartridge. That's WAY better than I ever did on any injet ever. Thanks for the question. I hadn't thought to check that until just now.
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Just a few seconds per page. I have been impressed with the speed of ths machine.
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It looks like it should be able to handle that very easily. I was shocked at how fast it prints.
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That depends on your computer skills!! It can take about 20 minutes or more if you aren't sure how to set it up. It would also depend on how many you are printing. The actual printing doesn't take long- it's the set up to print it out correctly.
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The iP100 printer is an excellent line type printer. It's nice that it will do a reasonably good job on photos, but I use it as my portable printer while on the move. It fits into my case alongside my laptop and does the job. Good quality on word documents and accounting forms as well. Just don't expect speed......
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Part of that is warm up, but I have had no complaints with the speed it prints. I haven't personally timed the pages, but it feels about right or even faster.