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Ouch. 600 DPI black and white and "1200 DPI" color resolution is very low for an inkjet.
At these resolutions I'd rather get a laser printer that's well supported in Linux no matter what the price is.
That doesn't sound right, so I pulled up the specs of my Canon Pixma. It's also 1200dpi, so this matches up with my regular consumer printer.
What printers are you using where 1200dpi is low?
Edit: Pulled up an Epson EcoTank and even that's at 1440dpi
I remember owning 300dpi printers.
And dot matrix printers!