Kodak ESP 9 All-In-One Printer Review – launched with an advance level of productivity
- Wednesday, November 19, 2008, 9:51
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Get rich and professional quality results with Kodak’s ESP 9 All-In-One-Printer. Starting with ESP 3, the new ESP 9 All-In-One Printer ranks fourth in the series. With ultimate as well as advance level of productivity, print, copy, scan and fax with this new printer from Kodak. The advance technology of ESP 9 All-In-One-Printer, you can save up to 50% of your prints that is you can now print up to 2x more.
Integrated with a built in Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity technology, a dedicated paper tray the ESP 9 is an ultimate All-In-One device that meets your every requirement in terms of printer, scanner or fax. It has the capability to print in black upto 32 pages per minute and 30 pages per minute in color. Printing, copying, scanning and faxing has become much more easier with the introduction of new 10 inch (25.4cm) single touch control panel in Kodak ESP 9 All-In-One Inkjet Printer.
The integrated auto document feeder, an intelligent paper tray and the in-built duplexer system make it a perfect Office centric as well as Photocentric All-In-One printer. It has been designed to meet the purpose of low cost per page, although a bit slower in performance as per business applications are concerned. The photocentric features of ESP 9 includes, its ability to print directly from the PictBridge cameras, its memory cards, USB keys and 3 inch color LCD display for seeing preview of photos before printing. One major drawback of it is that it can scan directly to a memory card but not to a USB key. Kodak’s ESP 9 All-In-One printer is capable of scanning to e-mails, by installing an e-mail message on your PC and then attaching the scanned document to the message. Its 100 sheet capacity (maximum) makes it ideal for only light duty usage.
Measuring 10 x 17.5 x 17 inches in size, the Kodak ESP 9 All-In-One printer requires Windows XP SP2 or higher and comes with drivers, a full set of softwares for Vista, Windows Server 2003 and Mac OS 10.4.8 and above (according to Kodak). It has an extremely remarkable front panel control, that responds to even a slightest touch. The output quality of the texts is quite good, but as per graphics and photos is concerned it is not satisfactory. As per cost of running is concerned, cost per monochrome page is 2.3 cents and per color page it is 6.9 cents (as claimed by Kodak).
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