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| Over the years, color inkjet printers have become an established device in U.S. households and small offices. Nevertheless, inkjet printers and all-in-ones (AIOs) have been slow to migrate to the general office environment. Inkjet devices have been viewed as too slow or too expensive for everyday office output. For some time, InfoTrends has forecasted the wide deployment of inkjet technology to address a broad range of printing requirements. This technology is currently widely-deployed at the low-end of the market; in specialty markets such as wide format; and among high-speed, high-priced page printers, such as the Kodak Versamark. Nevertheless, InfoTrends believes inkjet offers many important attributes that could help spur the use of color in general office and business applications. Our interest is based on some basic principles: ink costs less than toner, inkjet printheads have relatively few moving parts, and the quality that can be delivered is high. |
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Inkjet Technology
- Product Comparison
Product Comparison - Multifunctional Printers
Competitive Product Matrix – Multi-Function Printers
Product Comparison – Single Function Printers
Competitive Product Matrix – Single Function Printers
Page Volumes
Page Coverage
- Methodology
Cost-Per-Page
Total Printing Costs
Multifunctional Devices
Micro-Business (<5 Employees), 1–3 Year Ownership
Small Business (5-19 Employees), 1–3 Year Ownership
Single Function Printers
Micro-business (<5 Employees), 1–3 Year Ownership
Small Business (5-19 Employees), 1–3 Year Ownership
- Conclusion
- About InfoTrends
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