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| Over the years, HP has worked continuously to improve the quality of inkjet printing. These efforts have included a detailed study of ink drop characteristics, which include velocity, trajectory, volume, aerosols, and tail. By better understanding how ink drops behave, HP was able to dramatically improve inkjet print quality for a variety of media—such as paper, film, and fabric. |
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| Since 1979, inkjet technology has advanced many times over. It is now used in numerous applications, from simple text documents to vivid, complex graphic designs on various media of different sizes. Inkjet printers are in the classroom, in the boardroom, at home, and in the office. And they are rugged enough for industrial use—including Product identification, mail addressing, and printing packaging, labels, postage, and point-of-sale transaction, records. |
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