Product comparison · 2 dot matrix printers

Epson LX-1310 dot matrix printer 390 cps vs Epson LX-310 dot matrix printer 390 cps

Key differences

Maximum print speed (draft)
- LX-1310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:260 cps
- LX-310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:390 cps
Maximum print speed (NLQ)
- LX-1310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:65 cps
- LX-310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:78 cps
Cut sheet width range
- LX-1310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:148 - 420 mm
- LX-310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:100 - 257 mm
Continuous paper width range
- LX-1310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:101.6 - 406.4 mm
- LX-310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:101.6 - 254 mm
Power consumption (typical)
- LX-1310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:33 W
- LX-310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:27 W
Width
- LX-1310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:537 mm
- LX-310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:362 mm
Depth
- LX-1310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:355 mm
- LX-310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:275 mm
Height
- LX-1310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:199 mm
- LX-310 dot matrix printer 390 cps:154 mm

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Comparison of LX-1310, LX-310
31 specifications	A Epson LX-1310 dot matrix printer 390 cps Model LX-1310 View product	B Epson LX-310 dot matrix printer 390 cps Model LX-310 View product
Printing2 differ
Maximum print speed (draft)Differs	260 cps	390 cps
Maximum print speed (NLQ)Differs	65 cps	78 cps
Paper handling2 differ
Cut sheet width rangeDiffers	148 - 420 mm	100 - 257 mm
Continuous paper width rangeDiffers	101.6 - 406.4 mm	101.6 - 254 mm
Continuous paper thickness rangeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	0.065 - 0.39 mm
Paper tray media typesKnown for one	Roll	Unknown — not stated by the source
Power1 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	33 W	27 W
System requirementsidentical
Windows operating systems supportedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Windows 2000, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows XP
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers	537 mm	362 mm
DepthDiffers	355 mm	275 mm
HeightDiffers	199 mm	154 mm
WeightDiffers	6 kg	4.1 kg

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