#DRIVER FO RKODAK HERO 9.1 FOR MAC SOFTWARE#
#DRIVER FO RKODAK HERO 9.1 FOR MAC PC#

#DRIVER FO RKODAK HERO 9.1 FOR MAC SOFTWARE#

The setup software is attractive and painless to use, and the Home Center software is comprehensive as well as extremely easy to work with. The installation procedure for the Hero 9.1 is best-in-class. Our scans werenвЂ™t particularly quick either. A full-page photo prints in approximately two and a half minutes, though as noted itвЂ™s worth the wait. Half-page photos printed at 2.2 ppm on plain paper, and 1.2 ppm on KodakвЂ™s glossy photo paper.

#DRIVER FO RKODAK HERO 9.1 FOR MAC PC#

Text pages emerged from our test unit at a sedate 5.1 pages per minute on the PC and 3.8 ppm on the Mac. The Hero 9.1 is fast enough for a home office or dorm room, but not for most businesses. Color copies of heavily covered pages showed a subtle but noticeable vertical banding, unlike the horizontal banding weвЂ™re more accustomed to seeing. Regular graphics printed on plain paper were acceptable (though a little dull and grainy). Text was sharp and dark, if not perfectly black. Photos looked great, featuring by far the most realistic color spectrum in the business. Otherwise the Hero 9.1 performed as advertised. Kodak is sending us a replacement unit to double-check. While a printerвЂ™s paper mechanism may leave a very small nick where it grabs the edge, obviously a jam is an undesirable outcome. Nearly all printed pages had a tiny dimple or bite in the same location along the lead edge of the sheet. And although the Hero 9.1 survived our speed testing without a hitch, it jammed twice within an hour or so of hands-on use. WeвЂ™ve never had to wear down a part like this to get it to work right. After we made several attempts involving some extra force, it worked fine. In our tests, issue number one was that we couldnвЂ™t lift the scanner unit to change the ink cartridges and access the upper paper path. Unfortunately, it also suffered from some construction quirks that its cousin did not. Our test unit produced the same excellent photos as the Office Hero did this model also uses the same inexpensive inks, and it adds an easy-to-use and attractive 4.3-inch color touchscreen to the mix. The $250 (as of December 7, 2011) Kodak Hero 9.1 color inkjet multifunction printer is $50 more expensive than the Office Hero 6.1, but this more home-oriented MFP didnвЂ™t fare as well in our hands-on evaluations.

Driver fo rkodak hero 9.1 for mac