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| Re: HP 56/57/58 and Lexmark 10N series | |
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| Author: john | February 2, 2004 at 20:17:41 |
| in reply to: HP 56/57/58 and Lexmark 10N series posted by Michael Kay on November 30, 2003 at 20:44:40 | |
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> It appears that the newest assault on recyclers by these > two companies is to produce a cartridge so small that the > sponge material just baarely holds the OEM assigned amount, > and the on successive refills the sponge material will not > hold a full fill. I find #56 and #57 dead easy to refill easier than the #45 and #78 <here this for home use> Think with the #56 / #57 / #58 HP had in mind to make printers far more compact and lower indeed they have done this. Also the new carts are a lot lighter Inertia is MUCH reduced to printer is more responsive and faster. Downside is refill amount for homeusers is progressively reduced :( So for volume printing keep a 9XX printer Thats my tactic. Think in future HP need to go the canon route ie a removable head and seperate ink tanks in fact they should have it now for home printers. Summing up #56/57/58 great quality of output but ink misers. John |
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