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Epson Stylus
Pro 5500
 
See below for a personal update on my experience with the 5500.
Bigger, Faster Stronger
A Review by Cris Daniels
The Epson Stylus Pro 5500 is the newest family member to theEpson Pro Graphicsline of printers. The Stylus Pro 5500 utilizes the proprietary Epson 6 color encapsulated pigmented inkset. The printer also utilizes the superior MicroPiezo DX3 print head with true variable droplet sizes (3 picoliter) and a 2880x720 dpi resolution. The printer weighs in at just less than 49 pounds. I have had the machine for a few weeks now and feel very comfortable with its capabilities. I was hoping that it would provide me with a machine with Epson 2000P quality output, but with greater speed and economy as well.
Paper Handling

Standard equipment on the Stylus Pro 5500 is a 250 sheet paper tray which can be loaded with all of the paper sizes up to Super A3. The only paper that will not work with the tray is the watercolor paper that has to be manually fed through the ...

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