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They give an explicit example of a HP Laserjet. The image is B&W under white light and my experience with Laserjets is that they're B&W printers. I know they
by mark-r 5y ago
They give an explicit example of a HP Laserjet. The image is B&W under white light and my experience with Laserjets is that they're B&W printers. I know they make color versions, but that's not how it's presented in the article.
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- hoppyhoppy2 5y agoThe source of that image is the Wikipedia article on Machine Identification Codes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_Identification_Code https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_Identification_Code On that page you can see that on the caption of the same image the printer is identified as an "HP Color Laserjet 3700". The BBC journalist or whoever wrote the captions simply wasn't very precise and probably didn't mean to imply that the yellow dots are produced by black-and-white printers.