From: KenK on
Anyone tried this? The ad says this utility will give you four times as
much printing from an inkjet cartridge. Tiny holes in the fonts? What's the
catch? They also sell carts. I've not checked out their web site; I'd
prefer to hear from someone who has tried their product(s) first.

TIA

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From: hotfoot on
On Mon, 22 Mar 2010 21:11:45 -0400, Shawn Hirn wrote:

> In article <Xns9D4342A109177invalidcom(a)130.133.4.11>,
> KenK <invalid(a)invalid.com> wrote:
>
>> Anyone tried this? The ad says this utility will give you four times as
>> much printing from an inkjet cartridge. Tiny holes in the fonts? What's
>> the catch? They also sell carts. I've not checked out their web site;
>> I'd prefer to hear from someone who has tried their product(s) first.
>>
>> TIA
>
> Never heard of it.

I really don't understand why people who need to print a lot of text
put up with inkjet printers:

Inkjet Printer: $30 for a black ink cartridge good for ~400 pages.

Laser Printer: $60 for a toner cartridge good for ~2500 pages.

Laser printers are also faster and their output is so crisp it almost
hurts your eyes.

From: aemeijers on
hotfoot wrote:
> On Mon, 22 Mar 2010 21:11:45 -0400, Shawn Hirn wrote:
>
>> In article <Xns9D4342A109177invalidcom(a)130.133.4.11>,
>> KenK <invalid(a)invalid.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Anyone tried this? The ad says this utility will give you four times as
>>> much printing from an inkjet cartridge. Tiny holes in the fonts? What's
>>> the catch? They also sell carts. I've not checked out their web site;
>>> I'd prefer to hear from someone who has tried their product(s) first.
>>>
>>> TIA
>> Never heard of it.
>
> I really don't understand why people who need to print a lot of text
> put up with inkjet printers:
>
> Inkjet Printer: $30 for a black ink cartridge good for ~400 pages.
>
> Laser Printer: $60 for a toner cartridge good for ~2500 pages.
>
> Laser printers are also faster and their output is so crisp it almost
> hurts your eyes.
>
Once you get a laser at home, even a low-end one, you'll never go back
to inkjet. More money up front, but over the service life, much lower
cost per page, and a lot less hassle. Lasers used to be a problem for
low-volume users, because the cartridge and drum would get gummed up
long before the toner ran out, but they are a lot better about that now.
When I lived in the apartments for many years, I would see inkjets
sitting on the dumpsters almost weekly, from people realizing they could
buy a new one for only a couple bucks more than the cost of the cartridges.

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