Yes avoid cartridges at all cost - pun intended :) These tank style inkjets don't use cartridges though and that's what I am getting... //@Anonymous: While inkjet printers produce up to 85 percent less carbon dioxide than those of comparable laser printers, the inkjet cartridge is the issue. Usually, inkjet printers run out of ink more frequently than laser printer and thus create more cartridge waste than laser printers. There is no such thing as a free lunch. //@jj0915: After two decades of laser printers, I will be switching to these inkjets once the laser toners run out. Laser cartridges are cheaper but are not environmentally friendly. Life should be in color :)
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By anonymous on 06/18/2022, 07:07 PM EDT
While inkjet printers produce up to 85 percent less carbon dioxide than those of comparable laser printers, the inkjet cartridge is the issue. Usually, inkjet printers run out of ink more frequently than laser printer and thus create more cartridge waste than laser printers. There is no such thing as a free lunch. //@jj0915: After two decades of laser printers, I will be switching to these inkjets once the laser toners run out. Laser cartridges are cheaper but are not environmentally friendly. Life should be in color :)
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By jj0915 on 03/21/2022, 10:24 AM EDT
After two decades of laser printers, I will be switching to these inkjets once the laser toners run out. Laser cartridges are cheaper but are not environmentally friendly. Life should be in color :)
While inkjet printers produce up to 85 percent less carbon dioxide than those of comparable laser printers, the inkjet cartridge is the issue. Usually, inkjet printers run out of ink more frequently than laser printer and thus create more cartridge waste than laser printers. There is no such thing as a free lunch. //@jj0915: After two decades of laser printers, I will be switching to these inkjets once the laser toners run out. Laser cartridges are cheaper but are not environmentally friendly. Life should be in color :)
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