by dwhite » Mar 14th, '16, 20:06
Yes most of it is pretty standard, you'd kind of expect the printer manufacturers to protect their market share, changing printer models, cartridge type, but when you see notes saying consider the environment and when you have four or five old printers around. Having to buy a new printer every few years. The part about the cartridges timing out whether out of ink or not, if true is a bit restrictive. I think I'd pay more for a printer with 500cc ink cartridge.
Well finally the printer is working and printing with re-manufactured cartridges serves me right for believing a web site. Yes, the newer all in one printers do see the cartridges and write the ink level on the sim chip, if they see that non-OEM are fitted, the electronics do say 'warning', but all I did on my printer was OK the warning you're back printing, though with a web enabled machine you've probably told HP and voided any warranty on that machine.
Now I've assembled a GA 320M-H AMD Chip and an ASUS Geforce GT 710