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High-tech features without the high costs.
Creating a printing revolution takes some innovative thinking. And with over 100 years of Kodak’s Image Science on our side, we’ve created an entire system that finally gives you remarkable quality at an unbeatable price. |
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Exclusive Pigmented Inks
Most other guys use dyes, kinda like your clothes. So just like your favorite shirt, your pictures will fade2. Kodak uses proprietary pigment-based inks—so the vivid colors of your pictures and documents will last a lifetime3.
How Long Will Inkjet Prints Last (PDF)
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Instant Dry Porous Papers
When you combine our pigmented inks with our porous paper technologies,
what you get are KODAK lab-quality photos that dry instantly. Some
manufacturers suggest you wait up to 7 days for your prints to dry4. 7 days? That’s a lot of time to reconsider your choice in printers. |
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Fade-Free Freedom
Wilhelm Imaging Research concluded that our unique pigment based inks
and photo papers work together to give you photos that last a lifetime2, with no catches. Our competitors suggest you keep your photos under glass and out of the light to prevent fading5. Hope you have good night vision.
View Print Permanence Report on EASYSHARE 5300
View Print Permanence Report on ESP 3
View Print Permanence Report on ESP 9
View Print Permanence Report on ESP 5250
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Precision Ink Placement
Our thermal inkjet printhead has 3,840 nozzles. Together, they deliver
fast, precise, high-density printing. And unlike some of our
competitors, the printhead is a part of the printer, not part of the
ink cartridge—so you only have to pay for it once. |
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Incredible Ease-of Use
The intuitive design of our printers puts every innovative feature right at your fingertips. And many of our features function automatically—so you can print, copy, and scan with total ease and without worry. It’s highly complex made incredibly simple. |
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Smart Paper Sensing
Our smart paper sensor automatically adjusts the printer settings based
on the paper type used. Even better if you use KODAK Paper, the sensor
reads the backprint and optimizes settings to deliver the right print
time after time. And with the wireless ESP 7 and ESP 9, if you don't
have enough paper in the tray for the job, the printer will let you
know. Pretty smart alright. |
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Wireless Wonder
You don’t need to be attached to your printer to print anymore.
Our ESP 7, ESP 9 and ESP 5250 wireless printers allow you to print KODAK
lab-quality photos6 and documents from anywhere in the home or office. |
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* Results based on average ink costs of leading consumer inkjet printers using average annual print volumes of 150 4 x 6 in. color photos (printed on KODAK ULTRA Premium Paper, glossy finish & highest quality photo papers from other manufacturers), 800 black text pages and 550 mixed color graphic pages. Actual results may vary.
1 Results based on average ink costs of leading consumer inkjet printers using average annual print volumes of 150 4 × 6 in. color photos (printed on KODAK Ultra Premium Paper, glossy finish & highest quality photo papers from other manufacturers), 800 black text pages and 550 mixed color graphic pages. Actual results may vary. For more information click here.
2 Based on independent third party print permanence and internal unprotected ozone resistance print permanence comparison studies, on select printer models, between dye-based ink and pigment-based inks applied to microporous media (excludes HP Premium and Premium Plus photo papers), not protected under glass. Comprehensive information on the permanence of Kodak pigment inks and print papers is available from Wilhelm Imaging Research: http://www.wilhelm-research.com/kodak/esp9.html. Actual results may vary.
3 Under all common consumer display and storage environments. Based on testing by Wilhelm Imaging Research (WIR).
4 When utilizing dye-based inks on swellable photo paper. Based on an independent third party evaluation conducted by SpencerLab March 2007 and Kodak internal comparison studies 2006–2008. Competitive dye-based inks printed on swellable photo papers dry slower in comparison to microporous paper applications.
5 Based on independent third party print permanence and internal unprotected ozone resistance print permanence comparison studies, on select printer models, between dye-based ink and pigment-based inks applied to microporous media (excludes HP Premium and Premium Plus photo papers), not protected under glass. Actual results may vary. Comprehensive information on the permanence of Kodak pigment inks and print papers is available from Wilhelm Imaging Research: http://www.wilhelm-research.com/kodak/esp9.html. Actual results may vary. For more information click here.
6 Using KODAK Ultra Premium and KODAK Premium Photo Papers.
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