Printer Cartridges and Printers
I am confused and mystified by Google.
This blog has a page rank of 2, yet if I search on Google for print-cafe.com it returns no pages from this site.
It does show a couple of links from other sites though.
What do we have to do ?????????
Mark DevereuxOK its taking a while to get this properly up and running but we are nearly there.
We have a lot of plans for the new year, with reviews and opinions on the latest printers
Happy Christmas and a prosperous new year
Mark DevereuxThis is an interesting one, somebody has requested help getting paper and ribbons for an OKI ML-80 dot matrix printer. This printer went into production in 1979, yes 1979 and is still in use.
Can any body lend some help finding paper rolls for the machine. The paper dimensions are 80mm x 70mm x 20mm judging by the last remaining roll
Can anybody help?
Mark Devereux
Where do you buy your Cartridges, who gives the best value for your Euro. Are you happy withe OEM original ink cartridges, compatible ink cartridges or do you insist on paying for the best quality ink from the main brand suppliers of ink cartridges?
Drop a line and let us know
Mark Devereux
Which is the best label printer to purchase for the home or office depends on what you are going to use it for Brother P-touch printers and tz tapes are best for labelling applications which require durable tapes.
While Seiko Smart Label Printers and Dymo Labelwriter printers are best dor address labels and filing.
Has anybody got any storys about their successes or failures with refilled ink cartridges or toner cartridges.
My own experiences vary from complete satisfaction with refilled cartridges to complete dismay with leaking ink cartridges destroying my printer and carpet and paying twice the price of an original cartridge, saying that it was an obsolete cartridge I was having refilled.
I also tried having toner cartridges refilled at one of the main high street refillers but they wouldnt print at all and again the saving was just 15%, I suppose it wouldnt have been too bad if they printed.
Whats your story?
Mark Devereux
I was looking around for a new printer which would be suitable for home use so after some recommendations, I was leaning towards an Epson Printer and finally I chose the Epson Stylus Photo R285, cost €101, they are slightly cheaper now.
So far so good print quality is excellent no complaints printing photos upto full A4 and printing on printable cds
The cost of printer cartridges isnt too bad either around €9.50 or the six pack multipack of printer cartridges €52.
Print speed is quiet good at aroun 10 to 12 seconds a page depending on coverage
Overall reasonably happy and the kids love it too
