the competition, and based on sales last year this strategy has started to make some inroads. A five-color ink cartridge lists for $14.99 while the black cartridge is just under $10. Independent studies from Wilhelm Research and QualityLogic, Inc., seem to confirm Kodak’s claims. The ESP 5 is expected to sell for $165, and will copy, scan and print.
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\nFor details, read the Kodak press release: <\/i>
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\nEastman Kodak Company continues to change the way the world prints at home with its new KODAK ESP 5 All-in-One (AiO) Printer. The newest device in Kodak’s consumer inkjet printer portfolio offers the latest in design and performance, providing a high-quality, easy-to-use printing system at a significant value. It leverages Kodak’s premium, low-cost ink that allow consumers to print more photos and documents for their money.
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\n\u201cKodak is delivering on its promise to end ink profiteering and to bring people affordable, premium ink with the introduction of the new KODAK ESP 5 All-in-One printer,\u201d said Randy Brody, worldwide marketing director, Inkjet Systems at Kodak. \u201cWe are focusing on delivering easy-to-use products that provide superb-quality and save up to 50 percent on everything they print compared to similar consumer inkjet printers*.\u201d
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\nThe KODAK ESP 5 AiO Printer ($169.99 U.S. MSRP) features a small, sleek design with print, scan and copy capabilities. It has a large 3\u201d color LCD display along with memory card and USB slots to allow consumers to view, edit and print with or without a computer. The KODAK ESP 5 uses Kodak’s high-quality pigmented inks that come in a simple two-cartridge setup \u2013 a full black cartridge ($9.99 U.S. MSRP) and a five-ink color cartridge ($14.99 U.S. MSRP). <\/p>\n
\nTop Scores in Cost-of-Printing and Print Permanence
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\nA leading industry research firm, QualityLogic, Inc., recently conducted tests of ink yield of Kodak AiO printers and other leading consumer inkjet printers. The results confirm that one year after launch, KODAK AiO Printers continue to offer consumers the best ink value compared to competitors’ similar consumer inkjet printers. Kodak estimates that consumers who use KODAK AiO Printers can print up to twice as many pages for every dollar spent on ink compared to the industry average.
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\nRecently the printers were tested extensively by a leading independent permanence testing laboratory, Wilhelm Imaging Research (WIR). According to the results of the industry’s first five-factor print permanence test, spearheaded by WIR, the KODAK AiO Printers and premium pigment-based ink achieved the highest level of overall print permanence of any current consumer desktop printer system tested by WIR. The KODAK AiO Printers, ink, and media achieved WIR Display Permanence Ratings and Album\/Dark Storage Ratings of greater than 125 years.
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\nMore information about the results of Wilhelm Imaging Research and QualityLogic findings regarding KODAK EASYSHARE Inkjet Printers and Kodak’s advanced pigmented inks and papers can be found at www.kodak.com\/go\/inkdata.
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\n* Savings based on ink costs only for home printing of documents and photos, compared to the average ink costs of comparable consumer inkjet printers. Actual results may vary. For more information visit www.kodak.com\/go\/inkdata for details.
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