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Hello there,

First of all, I have to thank mike hunter for giving me this priviledge to have some say in this blog. Let me introduce myself. I'm working hard and working smart, i found this website given by a friend and i requested mike for clearance. ha. funny thing is that this blog topic is similiar to what i am dealing with my everyday work.

So, i decided to "kay poh" and sink in one of my smelly leg into this blog. Since i am so free, i decided to see what kind of good information i could share with the mass out there. ^_^

Anyway, from what mike said, i fully agreed wit what mike has mentioned on the HP printers using back to their same old cartridge or maybe the smae ink?! (Who knows). From my personal point of view, this is a very good strategy by the HP guys. They are catering different printer specifications for specific needs. This is where their hearts comes in. they innovate, invent and benefits the public. Which also incidentally benefits the Ink refills industries.

Not like Epson, selling their printers at such a high price. I have to confess that their printing quality for the photo is superb. but they are selling at such a price only the so called " elite" are able to afford. Also i think they are bery "kiasu" la...keep changing their cartridge models that it is hard for the manual refills or compatible cartridges to keep up with. Yo..they so "chek ark".

Anyway, using the same cartridge models is not a very big deal. I would live to use the same cartridge if the black printout is good. Especially from HP. if my company is using many inkjet printers, i would be very happy if all were using the same cartridges. Ha! easy refills or remanufactured cartridges for me. (Can help my company to save money some more.)


Tags: inkjet, inkjet cartridge, inkjet refill, HP, Epson, Canon, Lexmark