Which statement is true about HP FastRes 1200?

Question

Options

• Aprovides true 1200-dpi color output
• BIt uses 1200X1200 dots per inch.
• CIt uses a combination of halftone screening and REt
• DIt is only available with HP Post Script printer drivers.

• A
  95% (37)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  3% (1)

Explanation

HP FastRes 1200 is designed to deliver effective 1200-dpi quality output, making option A correct - it produces true 1200-dpi color results without sacrificing too much print speed. Option B is incorrect because FastRes 1200 does not physically place 1200×1200 dots; that describes ProRes 1200, which is the true, full-resolution (and slower) mode. Option C is a mismatch - the combination of halftone screening and REt (Resolution Enhancement Technology) is the mechanism behind ProRes 1200, not FastRes. Option D is false because FastRes 1200 is accessible via standard PCL drivers, not exclusively through HP PostScript drivers.

Memory tip: Think of "Fast" in FastRes as the clue - it gives you 1200-dpi quality output quickly, while ProRes is the "Pro" (precise, slower, true 1200×1200 dpi) mode that relies on REt + halftone screening. Fast = quality result; Pro = the technical method.

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