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> case A: the new printer uses the bandwidth on slot B, both run as fast |
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> as if they were the only USB printer; |
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> case B: the new printer share bandwidth with the old one, the result is |
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> both printer work 1/2 fast, that is equal to not having bought another |
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> printer at all. |
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> Which one is true? |
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None, and both. Printer can not print as fast as you can pump data |
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through usb2 (480Mbps), unless you have some *really* expensive printer. |
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So even if you had 2 printers on usb, sharing common usb-bandwidth, you |
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could print much more documents in the same time, as with 1 printer... |
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Jarry |
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