Finding Discount Printer Supplies for Your Epson, Dell and HP Inkjet Printers by Christy Berger
Who doesn’t love a good discount? But sometimes, when you go for the most inexpensive item, you end up with something that is only worth its price. Basically, you get what you pay for. However, there are plenty of discount deals out there wherein the quality of the item is not compromised. ... A lot of the time you may find knock off brands of Canon printer supplies, but you can also find the true brand name products that will work with your printer the best. ... Regardless of what sort of Epson printer supplies you’re looking for, whether it’s discount printer ink cartridges, photo paper...

The Benefits of Printers Using Individual Ink Cartridges by Eli Fry
Individual cartridges are not a new phenomenon to hit the printing world; in fact, they have been around for years. HP was one of the first companies to have separate color cartridges for their printers, such as the early Designjet series and wide format printers. ... Epson and Canon photo printers can use an array of additional colors like red, green, blue, matte black, photo black, light black and even light light black. ... The printer's footprint was equivalent to other contemporary 2-cartridge printers (1 black cartridge and 1 color cartridge) but had the advantages of the older large...

How to Choose Printer Paper by John Sollars
Everybody wants to know about the correct inkjet cartridge for his or her printer, but what about printer paper? Inkjet and laser printers can print on a variety of surfaces, including photo paper, labels, business cards, stickers, and t-shirt transfers. ... Inkjet Printer Paper Although standard printer paper can do the job as well, your printouts will probably be better if you use paper specifically made for inkjet printers. ... Printing great photos from an inkjet printer is a tall order, requiring a perfect match between the ink, paper, and printer to work together; and the companies...

Compatible Cartridges – Low Cost Ink Not Low Quality! by Frank Bolsom
Compatible cartridges are made for your printer by a company other than the manufacturer and cost a lot less to buy. Many people are dubious about purchasing them because they have been incorrectly advised that they will damage their printer or void the warranty. ... For example, you could have gone to your local computer store and purchased a Canon color inkjet printer for around $70, but the cartridges are about $40 to replace the color and $15 for the black. ... A compatible version of the inkjet cartridge has to be made to meet the “Original Manufacturer Standards” (OEM standards),...

Inside Your Inkjet Printer: How Does it Work? by Bob Stephens
Have you ever wondered how your inkjet printer works? How does the ink get from the inkjet cartridge to the paper? Why is the print quality is so clear? Why the printing is so quiet? Generally, all that most people know is that there's some movement and a faint high pitched sound when it's... In 1993, Epson was the first manufacturer to produce an inkjet printer using micro-piezo technology. ... The Epson Stylus 800 was the first printer to use the multi-layer actuator printhead (the printhead is the part of the printer that holds numerous tiny nozzles that actually squirts the ink...

The History of Canon - From an Optical Lab to a Multimedia Giant! by John Sollars
Canon, according to the dictionary means is a general law, rule, principle or criterion; church decree or law; member of cathedral chapter; body of writings accepted as genuine. Now what I am talking about is a company that manufactures user-friendly products! ... Product Chronology To go through a brief chronology of Canon’s printing and copying history - Canon successfully developed the laser beam printer in 1975. ... In 1984 Canon gave the world its LBP-8/CX, the smallest and lightest laser beam printer.

Canon Pixma Inside Out – the iP4200 Photo Printer by John Sollars
So you might have already heard about the new Canon Pixma iP4200 that’s doing the rounds in the computer hardware industry nowadays. Everybody is reviewing it, including us. Canon has been keeping mum over the longest-lasting-photo-prints debate for sometime now. ... The Pixma iP4200 uses Canon's Full-Photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (FINE) print head, which releases droplets as small as 1pl for each of the 1,536-nozzle cyan, magenta, yellow, and black print heads (plus 320 nozzles for pigment-ink black text), providing an effective color resolution of 9,600x2,400dpi.

Thinking of Buying a Canon Printer by Daniel Roberts
I like Canon printers. Indeed I believe that if Canon really got their marketing act together they could be number one. One reason for my belief is that unlike Epson, HP and Lexmark, Canon's background has been in the camera business. In that business films (now memory cards!) and cameras have... Epson, and to a lesser extent Hewlett Packard have introduced many ranges of inkjet cartridges - often with 6 or 8 products, alarmingly regularly - it seems with every printer announcement. ... If you have bought one then you might like to read the following blog: I have new Canon 6600 printer...

Finally, Your Inkjet Printer Cartridge Details Will Speak For Themselves by Joseph Mercado
Did you know? Ink cartridges are tiny gadgets with mundane features, which are indispensable to the inkjet printers which suck them dry. They’re also very expensive, which I am sure you can vouch for that based on personal experience. Two ink cartridges can be more money (as high as $80) than... They purchase an inkjet printer and find out about 3 months down the road that the cartridges cost more than the actual inkjet printer. ... Ink Cartridge Primer: Inkjet printer technology became affordable for average consumers roughly about 11 years ago.

What You Should Know About Original VS Remanufactured Inkjet Cartridges by Joseph Mercado
Let’s face it; words aren’t cheap, especially when they are being printed from an ink jet printer. If a picture is worth a thousands words, well, time to get out your wallet. Printer makers may sell their hardware for a pittance, but anyone who’s had to refill an ink jet printer knows that the... In a nutshell, here is the bottom line answer: If you own an Epson or Canon ink jet printer, and aren’t so concerned about quality, then compatible is your answer and key to saving money. ... An OEM (original equipment manufacturer) black cartridge for a $100 Epson C80 color printer costs $32.99,...