Re: Interview with Henry Wilhelm on print permanence

=(8) wrote:
>
> If they really wanted to do real world testing they would take the 
> prints home and hang them on their walls and do their readings from that

> as well as provide the information from the controlled labs tests. Until

> they do real world testing outside of a lab their test results will 
> always be ****.

So the prints last 25 years before they start to fade hanging on the 
wall. So, in 2032 they can release the printer onto the market with 
validation that prints will last 25 years. Or let's say that the 80 
years claim turns out to be true. The we could see the printer on the 
market in 2087. Accelerated testing methods have their place.
Allen