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Section 1: Evaluating Workgroup  
Color Multifunction Printers
Color Costs
Most common office documents viewed on a computer screen contain color
— 
so why shouldn’t there be color when those documents are transferred onto paper?
How the ColorQube™ 
9201/9202/9203 breaks through 
the cost-of-color barrier:
The ColorQube 9200 series breaks through 
the color page price barrier. Only Xerox 
can deliver on the promise of affordable 
color for every document, every day, 
because only Xerox has the patented solid 
ink technology to make it practical. Now 
you can lower the cost of color printing for 
approximately  
75 percent of your color pages.  
Most cost-per-copy plans consist of one 
billing rate for black-and-white pages 
and one rate for color pages. This may 
be good for full coverage or black-only 
documents, but this fails to take into 
account the range of color documents 
that customers actually print. 
With the ColorQube 9200 series, unique 
metered price plans are based on the 
actual color used on the page. No more 
paying expensive full-color page prices for 
small amounts of color. Pages with useful 
amounts of color are billed at the same 
rate as black-and-white pages. The more 
color pages you print, the more you  
save. On most color pages, the price  
will drop significantly.
The ColorQube 9200 series creates 
images by printing tiny spots (called 
pixels) of black and color on the page.  
The MFP automatically counts how many 
color pixels are used to produce each 
printed page. Individual pages are tallied 
on three separate meters in the machine 
based on how many color pixels are on  
a particular page. 
The only factor that determines which 
meter is incremented by a given printed 
page is the number of color pixels used 
in printing that page. Therefore, you only 
pay for the amount of color used on each 
page, independent of paper size and 
independent of the print quality mode  
a user has selected. 
4     Xerox ColorQube 9201/9202/9203 Evaluator Guide
Typical office document 
color distribution
Office color documents can be 
classified by the amount of color  
used. According to Xerox research,  
the following is a breakdown of  
color documents in a typical  
office environment*:
10%
Useful 
Color
25%
Expressive 
Color
65%
Everyday 
Color
Useful 
Color 
Everyday 
Color 
Expressive  
Color  
* This distribution may vary by customer location  
and does not include black-only pages.