What Does All This Resolution Mean/All-In-Ones?
I use a Dual 1 GHz PowerPC G4, 1.5 GB SDRAM. All-in-ones are priced reasonably this holiday season. My old printer is ancient. I am confused by all the technical specs, etc.
1. One all-in-one has a maximum print resolution of 5760 X 1440 dpi. What does that mean?
It has the following for the scanner: Optical Resolution: 4800 dpi; maximum resolution: 9600 X 9600 dpi interpolated. What does that mean?
It also has a scanner Bit Dept 48-bit color, 24-bit output. What does that mean?
2. Second all-in-one has a maximum print resolution of 5760 X1440 pixels. What does that mean?
It has a scanner resolution of 1200 X 2400 pixels with 48-bit color. What does that mean?
3. Third all-in-one has a maximum print resolution of 5760 X 1440 optimized dpi. Meaning?
Scanner has optical resolution of 2400 dpi and hardware resolution 2400 X 2400 dpi (max). Meaning?
Scanner has maximum resolution of 9600 X 9600 dpi interpolated. Meaning?
Scanner bit depth: 48-bit color/ 24-bit output. Meaning?
Happy Holidays!
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