The key point in a nutshell: Ink technology is expensive to develop, and you pay for reliability and image quality. "These liquids are completely different from a technology standpoint," Brown says, adding that users concerned about cost per page can buy "XL" ink cartridges from HP that last two to three times longer. (Competitors offer similar cartridges).Buyer beware. We are moving closer and closer to an age where devices like the iPad will make printers less and less useful. Ink will only become more expensive to prop up sagging profits.
The message: You get value for the money. No getting around it though: Ink is still expensive, particularly if you have to use that Photosmart ink jet printer for black and white text pages.
24 Mayıs 2010 Pazartesi
HP claims expensive ink is worth every penny
It is an open secret that printer ink is expensive. In fact, in many cases it is cheaper to buy a new printer with a starter cartridge than it is to buy a refill. But HP believes the charges are fully justified, by research and development costs. They seem quite apologetic.
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When you compare HP's genuine ink to that of a regular ink, you'll see no significant difference but the price gap.
YanıtlaSilI have this hp printer ink it has everyday printer that enjoys printing photos at bargain prices with supplies of ink and inkjet cartridges available at discount prices make this a cheap printer to own. It's worth the penny for, cheap or expensive still u will have your satisfaction.
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