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<printer id="printer/620306">
<make>HP</make>
<model>DeskJet 350C</model>
<mechanism>
<inkjet/>
<color/>
<resolution>
<dpi>
<x>600</x>
<y>600</y>
</dpi>
</resolution>
<consumables>
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</mechanism>
<url>http://www.bstore.hp.com/</url>
<lang>
<pcl/><!--no pjl-->
<text>
<charset>us-ascii</charset>
</text>
</lang>
<autodetect>
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<functionality>B</functionality>
<driver>hpijs</driver>
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<comments>
<en>
To get its maximum quality in colour, use the "hpijs"
driver. 600 dpi in colour is not supported by the
hardware.<p>
Portable printer, does 600x600 in bw and 600x300 in
colour.<p>
If you need a portable printer with a higher output quality, you
should take the Canon BJC-50/55/80/85.<p>
Michael Sweet, author of CUPS wrote about this printer:<p>
Um, you can't get high quality out of the 350 *at all*. Not
even under Windows. I had one in our lab for about a month. We
sent it back rather than keeping the printer because it looked so
bad. IIRC it only prints at 300 DPI; a driver for the DeskJet
500C is the best match...<p>
(What do you expect? It's a portable printer...)
</en>
</comments>
</printer>
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