HP Officejet Pro X and HP Officejet Enterprise X printers use HP PageWide Technology, which uses a stationary print bar that spans the width of the page to print entire documents in a single pass, saving up to half the printing cost and printing at up to twice the speed of color lasers. HP PageWide Technology was designed with sub-micron precision to deliver ink drops with uniform volume, speed, and trajectory for consistently sharp prints using more than 40,000 tiny nozzles on the stationary printhead.

1. HP Officejet Pro X and HP Officejet Enterprise X printers save up to half the printing
cost compared to color lasers at up to twice the speed.1,2
One of the secrets to the
cost-savings and blazing speed is HP PageWide Technology—a stationary print bar
that spans the width of a page and prints entire documents in a single pass.
How ink printing works
To achieve high print quality, HP original inks are
designed to achieve optimal image quality on a
wide variety of paper types.
Building a page-wide printhead
The ink passages, chambers, and nozzles in HP
PageWide Technology printheads are designed
with sub-micron precision to deliver every drop
with uniform volume, speed, and trajectory—for
consistently sharp and vivid prints.
HP PageWide Technology takes
proven, advanced commercial printing
technologies and scales them to a new
class of multifunction printers
designed to serve small work teams.
HP PageWide Technology
Looks like a laser, runs like a laser—costs half as much1
HP pigment inks provide
controlled ink-paper interactions
More than 40,000 tiny nozzles
on a stationary printhead that
spans the width of the page
This page was printed on an
HP Officejet Pro X451dw printer
1
HP Officejet Pro X Series: Majority of color laser
MFPs <$1,000 USD and color laser printers <$800
USD as of August 2013; based on market share as
reported by IDC as of Q2 2013. HP Officejet
Enterprise X series: Majority of color laser MFPs
<$3,000 USD and color laser printers <$1,200 USD
as of November 2013 based on market share as
reported by IDC as of Q3 2013. For details, see
www.hp.com/officejet. Cost per page (CPP)
comparisons for laser supplies are based on
published specifications of the manufacturers’
highest capacity cartridges. HP Officejet CPP based
on high-capacity HP 970XL/971XL and standard-
capacity HP 980 ink cartridges estimated street price,
published yield for color prints and continuous
printing in default mode. Actual prices and yields can
vary. See www.hp.com/go/learnaboutsupplies.
2
Comparison based on manufacturer’s published
specifications of fastest available color mode (as of
December 2013) and includes color laser printers
<$1,200 USD and color laser MFPs <$3,000 USD
based on market share as reported by IDC as of Q3
2013 and HP internal testing of printer in fastest
available color mode (sample 4-page category
documents tested from ISO 24734). For more
information, see hp.com/go/printerspeeds.
To learn more about
HP PageWide Technology:
hp.com/go/officejetpro
hp.com/go/officejetenterprisex
Precise control of paper motion
4AA5-5888ENW | November 2014