Digital BW, The Print

If you check out Epson's web site and compare the specifications and 
benefits pages on the 4000 and the 7600, you will see some subtle 
distinctions in how they characterize the suitability of these two 
printers for B & W printing.  I am assuming that Epson would not have 
gone to the trouble to make these distinctions if there was not a 
reason to do so.

Sincerely

James Sims

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, john eckenrode 
<ejohn182002@y...> wrote:
> it does, i'm not exactly sure what james is referring
> to. the 4000 does come in a pro proofing model which
> prints only cmyk to simulate a press run so maybe
> that's what he's thinkin'. if the 4000 does in fact
> print better b&w, then it does it with drivers and not
> ink. that is it incorporates some sort of RIP-esque
> feature, like Imageprint, QTR or OPM, to improve b&w
> performance.