Epson Expression Premium XP-900 Printer Driver. Among the age-matched representatives of its model family, the Epson Expression Premium XP-900 printer is the class leader and a completely new design variant, with its roots in the Expression Photo series. Like its siblings XP-640 and XP-540 printer, the three-in-one model not only handles printing but also scanning and copying functions and is suitable for use in the private office. Sleek dimensions, the multi-functional design and the ability to communicate over the wireless network are all part of a versatile and flexible tool for the small office. The technical equipment supports a wide range of tasks with a rather low volume of work. Although the multi-functional model comes from a specialist for photo printing, but brings a slightly coarser image on the paper itself and thus uses more economical with resources. Nevertheless, the print resolution reaches a sharpness of up to 5,760 x 1,440 dpi and needs a processing time of almost 13 seconds for the output of photos with high detail depth. The tempo increases with A4 color printing on plain paper up to eleven pages per minute and reaches the speed of 14 pages per minute with the black and white printing.
Epson Expression Premium XP-900 Driver Download
For a print image with more intense contrasts, a fifth container for ink in the color black is added. The technical capabilities are similar to the previous top model in the series, with the out-fronted XP-830 additionally has a fax function and an Ethernet connection. In return, this Epson Expression Premium XP-900 can also accept A3 paper through its rear tray. The Japanese manufacturer Epson has presented the new Primus of the series Expression Premium together with its age-matched model siblings at the IFA 2016 and Amazon delivers the device for around 150 euros to end customers. The Epson Expression Premium XP-900 print cost analysis calculates an average cost of 12.3 cents for the color per A4 color printing, which makes the daily operation a bit more expensive than the competitor's Pixma TS8050 from Canon, but less demanding than its competitor MFC-J880DW from Brother.
