Kodak are making claims to be the cheapest printers to refuel.

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On 1 May 2011, at 19:24, andrew lancaster wrote:

> I have an HP and find it MUCH more economical on ink than the Epson I used to 
> have. I am so pleased with it I gave the Epson (and several unused 
> cartridges) to a friend who I knew could afford to keep replacing the 
> cartridges.
> 
> Forget rules of thumb!
> 
> Andrew
> On 1 May 2011, at 7:21 pm, anna churchill wrote:
> 
>> Hi Phil,
>> 
>> Forget HP. Notoriously expensive cartridges. Printers are disposable items...
>> 
>> The rule of thumb from what I have been told over and over is:
>> 
>> Epson
>> Canon
>> or Brother.
>> 
>> I have had a Brother MFC fax/copier/printer/scanner that is 4 years old. 
>> Great color on just crap paper. I order ink online. GENERIC CHEAP! and it 
>> works fine. You guys have Cartridge World in UK and no doubt some other ink 
>> refill places.
>> 
>> I assume you get Brother brand there, too. They get good reviews. 
>> 
>> Just look for the type you want and look up the reviews. The Brother seems 
>> to do well with  the generic cheapo ink!
>> 
>> --- On Sun, 1/5/11, Phil Ward <[email protected]> wrote:
>> 
>> From: Phil Ward <[email protected]>
>> Subject: [sussex_mug] Printer Ink Rant
>> To: "SMUG" <[email protected]>
>> Date: Sunday, 1 May, 2011, 17:13
>> 
>> All,
>> 
>> This is part rant and part plea for A4 printer suggestions.
>> 
>> I went in to PC World in Hove today to buy some ink for my Canon Pixma 4200 
>> printer. It only actually needs one colour replaced but I thought I may as 
>> well buy a full set 'cause I know I have no spares and if I came home with 
>> just one, sods law would probably ensure that another would run out almost 
>> immediately.
>> 
>> As ever I was utterly appalled that buying full set of ink (£70) would cost 
>> considerably more than buying a new printer, and I came close to indulging 
>> in a childish rant at member of PC World staff. Now I know there's always 
>> the "compatible ink" route, or buying online from Amazon, but the former 
>> I've tried and it's never been a success (obviously my understanding of the 
>> term "compatible" is a bit old fashioned), and the latter isn't really all 
>> that much cheaper (a new printer would still be cheaper).
>> 
>> So anyway, I left PC World steaming and with just criminally one over-priced 
>> ink cartridge, and resolved to buy myself a new printer with the cash I 
>> didn't spend. So who can recommend an A4 printer (printer/scanner would be 
>> nice) that's reliable, good enough for general non-critical work, and won't 
>> send my blood pressure through the roof (and cash reserves through the 
>> floor) when the ink runs out?
>> 
>> Phil
>> 
>> PS. Anybody want a perfectly good Canon Pixma 4200 printer? It's got a new 
>> cyan cartridge in it but some of the others might be close to empty – after 
>> which it effectively becomes a worthless piece of junk.
>> 
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