ROCHESTER . NEW YORK—  The Kodak Prosper 7000 Turbo Press is an inkjet web press that uses Kodak Stream Inkjet Technology offering printing speeds of up to 410m/min (1,345ft/min) or up to 5,523 A4ppm, which Kodak said “is almost 35% faster than its nearest competitor”. The machine supports a maximum web width of 648mm (25.5 inches) with a variable cutoff length up to 1,372mm (54 inches) while printing on a wide range of coated and uncoated stocks, newsprint, and specialty and recycled papers. It can handle paper stocks ranging from 42–270gsm. The Quality mode (600x900dpi), which Kodak said was roughly comparable to offset printing using a 200lpi screen, is best for direct mailings, catalogues, and magazines. The Performance mode (600x600dpi, offset equivalent 133lpi), meanwhile, is suitable for textbooks, fiction books, and other medium ink coverage applications, while the Turbo mode (600x450dpi) can be used for newspaper printing with low ink coverage. The Kodak  says the machine enables commercial, publishing, and newspaper printers to compete more effectively with offset and to shift more long run jobs from conventional printing processes to inkjet.