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PCWorld.com - “Cheap Ink Probed”
PCWorld.com have just published an interesting article which compares brand-name inkjet cartridges with cheaper third-party ones. I’ve recently tried out some third-party cartridges on my Epson Stylus 890 printer (and experiened clogging problems) - do any of the third-party cartridges in PCWorld.com’s test fare any better?
“Buying third-party ink online can be frustrating. Some retailers’ Web sites don’t identify products by name, only by printer or cartridge compatibility, so getting a steady supply of an ink you like can be a challenge. Computer Friends, whose generic inks are unidentified on its Web site, sent us G&G ink to fill most of our initial order for Epson C82-compatible ink but completed the order later with a different brand.”
Website: PCWorld.com - “Cheap Ink Probed”
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Canon PowerShot SX260 HS
Fujifilm X-Pro1
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#1 w batley
i use g&g inks for my epson r- 300 and find it a good qaulity ink and have not had any clogging problems with mine so far ?.
3:21 pm - Wednesday, August 17, 2005