Not only that, but its high duty cycle indicates to us this printer should cope quite well with high print volumes. As we mentioned, its speed wasn't its best asset but neither was its print quality. It rated in the middle somewhere. Its best asset would be its paper handling, available finishing options and ease of use.
During testing we encountered something which was of concern to us. When we were printing from the high capacity fourth tray the print speed was reduced to half. We tested the Kyocera and Ricoh for this as they were the other two printers that shipped with additional paper trays. With the Kyocera it didn't make any difference while with the Ricoh it only slightly reduced the print speed.
| Product | HP 9500hdn |
| Price | AU$19,499 |
| Vendor | HP |
| Phone | 13 13 47 |
| Web | www.hp.com.au |
| Interoperability |
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| Wide range of operating systems, hardware platforms, and networking protocols supported. | |
| Futureproofing |
½ |
| Good options available to support growing requirements. | |
| ROI |
½ |
| Most expensive; low print speeds compared to the others in its class. | |
| Service |
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| 2-year warranty. | |
| Rating |
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