^ +1You say that like there's another way... :tellme:
So you are one from the (old) school of blood and magick as well... 8)-Shades (August 07, 2013, 08:52 PM)
we used to have a HP Photosmart all in one, dont remember the model been about 5 to 6 years ago. didn't get used a whole lot but we always had to replace the cartridges (genuine) when we had to use it after sitting idle for 9 to 12 months. i got tired of spending $100 some dollars everytime they wanted to use to print 3 or 4 pages :P but the excuse was we spent $400 on it. some people will never understand1 :DIME Brother inkjet cartridges are designed (probably intentionally) so that happens inside a month.-techidave (August 07, 2013, 08:04 PM)
^ Welcome to the world of system administration!It's not just a job, it's a psychosis.
It's not just a job...it's a...well...it's...ah screw it! It's a job. ;D-40hz (August 07, 2013, 04:05 PM)
That's right. Now that you mention it I remember getting annoyed when I was trying to compare HP printer models because there didn't end up being any real rhyme or reason to it. I had one just for my own use in IT that was something like a 1320 and it was a low level enterprise model.The number should tell you the intended market which mostly indicates the expected number of pages per use, per month, and over the printer's lifetime.-Vurbal (August 07, 2013, 09:28 AM)
That doesn't actually track with the HP's, some yes, some no, if the numbers actually do match it's an accident. I see the sales types tripping over this one a lot..-Stoic Joker