Archive for the ‘Compatible Cartridges’ Category

Compatible Pitney Bowes 620-1 (621-1) Cartridges for Big Savings on Printing Cost

Tuesday, October 4th, 2011

The genuine red Pitney Bowes 620-1 ink cartridge works magnificently in selected Pitney Bowes machine and is also named as Pitney Bowes 621-1 ink. This is an original Pitney Bowes ink cartridge that has been specially designed for your franking machine in order to get sharp, crystal and clear print quality. Now add a professional touch to your outgoing mail by using quality Pitney Bowes 620-1RN ink that brings you top quality impressions repeatedly. This particularly ink uses an anti-clogging formula to abolish the possibility of damage during printing, thus ensuring that you get reliable results on a consistent basis. With an estimated capacity of 1,100 impressions, the 620-1 (621-1) ink cartridge delivers perfect print quality at an incredibly low-cost.

Basic Guidelines for Choosing the Right Inkjet Cartridge

Tuesday, June 28th, 2011

It is sometimes difficult to actually choose your printer and even its supplies. You are confused when you need to buy ink supplies for your printer and you come across a lot of choices of inkjet printer cartridges or Inkjet Cartridges. Besides, you also have to think about a lot about laser toners.

HP inkjet technology is pretty cool

Saturday, April 23rd, 2011

HP inkjet technology is really pretty amazing.  If you take a close look at how HP (also known as Hewlett Packard) inkjet cartridges work, you will see how innovative this company really is.  Ink droplets are jetted out of tiny holes in the bottom of the cartridge (called print-heads), at a speed of around 30 mph.  And the frequency that they are jetted? According to HP, more than 25,000 times per second! These print heads get electrical signals from the printer about how much ink droplets to jet, and at what specific part of the page.

How do people select a printer thats good for their needs?

Tuesday, April 19th, 2011

Here is a story that was relayed today by a customer.  A very informed customer that is that cares about saving money and refilling his printer ink.Today I walked into Best Buy, and browsed the printer section.  I asked the customer service rep what printer he would recommend. He wasn’t sure how to answer me, or what questions he should ask me to ascertain what elements or functions of a printer I am most interested in.  He coughed, said a few unrelated things, and beckoned someone to help.  That someone was very “cool”, called me dude, and also did not ask me any questions.  He just zoomed past the printer aisle (passing by at least 10-15 printers on the way, mostly inkjet by the way - not sure why laser toners don’t feature as much on Best Buy shelves), and quickly pointed to 3 printers: a Canon, an Epson and a Lexmark (called Genesis).  I said “why did you suggest these 3?”, he said “Because they are newer and cool.  But it depends on how much printing you do”.  Go figure.  Anyway, I thanked him for his time, and began to do some investigating myself. (more…)

OEM vs Compatible vs Re-manufactured Ink Cartridges

Tuesday, November 30th, 2010

When it comes to printers, it is important to be a wise buyer as much it is to be a wise user. Be it a studio, office or even at home – you do not want to run out of ink in your printer or get poor outputs. Therefore, while buying printer ink cartridges online, a little research and comparison could make a big difference not just during the purchase but also in the service the ink cartridges provide.

Comparing Compatible Cartridges With OEM Cartridges

Friday, November 26th, 2010

Buying printer ink cartridges is a simple, and yet, a complex task. It actually depends on how you do it. Price is always a major factor while purchasing an ink cartridge but the core factor is surely the output. No matter how less you spend on the printer or the ink cartridges and how quick the delivery was made, the quality of the final output speaks louder than anything else.

Some Printers and Cartridges Facts

Thursday, November 4th, 2010

If your thought that the ink cartridge which enabled your printer to produce those luminous images and letters on the paper was a fancy type of product, you were wrong. The cartridge is actually just a container with spools of ink supply for a device called printer. And there are those people for whom the cartridge is a seemingly a non existent device. They only miss its presence when they are required to print an important document and the printer Replace Cartridge note. Whichever category you are a part of, it is imperative for you to purchase a cartridge.

Hidden Costs Involved With Printers

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010


The cost of printers has gone down considerably but one should be aware that there are some hidden costs involved that should not be overlooked. In the last few years the printing environment in offices has taken a huge leap and so has the demand for huge print volumes. This rise in printing requirements has also led to an increase in the use of paper and inkjet cartridges.