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Is the Epson P9000 slower than the 9900?
« on: February 16, 2016, 11:51:50 am »

From Epson's website I have copied from the "Detailed Specs" tab the printing speeds for both the P9000 and the 9900. It seems as if the P9000 is slower on the 20" x 30" prints and much slower on the 40" x 60" prints. Are we able to make a comparison here based on the data given?

Gar

First of all the print speeds for the P9000,

Printer Speeds (1)
16" x 20" prints from 2:02 to 6:58
Production is 4:16

20" x 30" prints from 3:40 to 12:25
Production is 7:36

40" x 60" prints from 11:15 to 40:05
Production is 24:20

(1) Print times are based upon print engine speeds only. Total throughput depends upon front-end driver/RIP, file size, printing resolution, ink coverage, network speed, etc. Normal is for prints imaged using 1440x720 high-speed mode.

9900

Print Engine Speed (A)
Print Mode                                  20" x 30  40" x 60"
Fine - 720 dpi HS*                        5:03       7:14
SuperFine - 1440 dpi HS*              6:39      12:52
SuperPhoto - 2880 dpi HS*           12:52     40:05

(A) Based upon print engine speed only. Total throughput times depend upon front-end RIP CPU Speed, file size, printer resolution, ink coverage, networking, etc. Typical proofing will be printed at 1,440 x 1,440 dpi HS.
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