I have read that the 4800 is "linearized" in production, i.e., to tighter tolerances, whereas the 2400 is more of a "consumer" product. So far I have not been able to determine what this means in practical terms. I don't mind springing the extra money for the 4800 if it has inherently better image quality, although I don't print much larger than 10x15, which lays well on a 13 x 19 sheet. As of now I am using the 2200 with UC inks and IP6 for b&w. I would probably get IP for a 4800 or 2400, though some of what I have read calls into question whether a rip is really needed for b&w, at least with Epson papers. Any experience is appreciated! Ken
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Epson 4800 vs. 2400 question
2006-01-13 by Ken Carney
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