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HP Designjet 111
$895.00
Released May, 2010
The Pros:Accepts a wide variety of paper sizes and some very thick media, including from the roll. Prints large sketches and graphs very quickly. Runs quietly, even while printing large jobs.
The Cons:Cutter is prone to jamming on some heavier paper stock if the paper isn't properly supported as it comes out. Colors gamut is too narrow for professional photo prints. Feeding sheets of paper in the back means standing behind the printer and holding the sheet manually.
HP's DesignJet 111 is an entry-level poster printer intended for students or small businesses that print color posters or images frequently and require a home printer. One main feature is that it can print up to A1 size paper and can be fed by a manual roll.
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Its maximum resolution is 1200 x 600 dpi and it has a 16MHz processor, allowing for one-click printing of demanding or complex images. It prints in vibrant colors and handles details well. Other features include several ports, optional networking, and relatively compact size (only 3" wide).
Features
- Prints up to A1 size paper
- Targets small business, student, and home color printing use
- 1200 x 600 dpi resolution
- Manual roll feed option
- 3.3" wide compact size
- 1 USB, 1 Parallel, 1 EIO port
- Prints color and black/white
- Energy Star qualified
- 16 MHz processor
- 64MB printer memory
User Reviews (3)
Pros & Cons
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accepts a wide variety of paper sizes and some very thick media, including from the roll
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prints large sketches and graphs very quickly
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runs quietly, even while printing large jobs
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ink can be bought separately from the actual print heads, saves some money
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Printer at normal mode prints a D sheet black and white drawing in a fast 90 seconds
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Even at its list price, it represents an excellent value
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cutter is prone to jamming on some heavier paper stock if the paper isn't properly supported as it comes out
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colors gamut is too narrow for professional photo prints
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feeding sheets of paper in the back means standing behind the printer and holding the sheet manually
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