Image from Global Newswire The HP Neverstop Laser Printer allows for fast reload of toner and heavy print loads. It’s perfect for users who have to print more than 500 pages a month. It is also said to save to up to 80% in HP toner. According to our calculations and comparisons, it can save up to 140% in its 5-year average lifespan. Calculating the Cost of Ownership A printer can be priced cheap but rack up expenses in its lifespan.

Buying a new printer is a task many people will need to undergo, but there’s more to choosing the right printer than brand reputation and cost. Your selection should be based on fact rather than supposition; it should be based on demonstrated value and quality, not mere reputation. To help you make the right choice, this article will lay out the basic features of the two types of printers, give you a number of technical specifications, and provide a few helpful contrasts to help you make an informed decision with confidence.

Ever wondered what’s inside of your printer toner cartridge? How does the toner work? What are the differences between ink cartridges and toner cartridges? While most people tend to understand how ink cartridges work, you might find toner cartridges confusing. We’ll explain the nuts-and-bolts of laser toner cartridges so that you understand how these printing supplies work. The Essentials of Printer Toner Cartridges What Are the Differences between an Ink Cartridge and a Toner Cartridge?

A chill is in the air… Fall is here! It’s time to start your fall cleaning. Once you’ve finished dusting, vacuuming, and organizing your abode, you should clean your entire printer. A well-cleaned printer results in its optimal functioning and extends its life. Don’t be overwhelmed—the printer cleaning process isn’t difficult or time-consuming. Read on for our step-by-step instructions on cleaning both inkjet and laser printers. Clean Your Inkjet or Laser Printer Using These Step-by-Step Instructions Cleaning an Inkjet Printer Make sure your inkjet printer is unplugged before starting the first three steps.

You may already know all the myths about the quality of remanufactured printer cartridges versus original equipment manufacturer (OEM) ink cartridges. But let’s dig a little deeper on some of the misunderstandings surrounding how these cartridges are actually produced. What’s an OEM Cartridge? OEM ink cartridges are manufactured by the same company that makes your printer. For example, if you have an HP printer, then the OEM cartridge would originate from HP as well.

The term toner is thrown around often on our blog, but really what is the difference between toner and an ink cartridge? Toner is a type of ink that is used in laser printers and copy machines. Toner also comes in a cartridge, but the cartridge is filled with a dry, powdery substance made up of carbon and polymer. The powder is transformed into ink when the machine gives an electric charge and then it melts allowing it to adhere to the surface you are trying to print onto.

Photo provided by allthingsaugusta.com Comp and Save would like to officially announce the relocation of our company. Previously we resided in Portland, OR and have now moved to San Francisco, CA area. While leaving Portland was hard for us after being located there since our start, we felt it was time to make the move to California. We want to assure our faithful customers as well as our new customers that this move will not affect the quality of service you will receive from us.

Image found at: www.computershopper.com Purchasing ink is not a cheap investment. One of the best ways to save is by using remanufactured or compatible third party products through sites like CompAndSave.com. In addition, there are a few simple and easy things you can do at home to cut down on the amount of ink being used, resulting in saving money. From adjusting your printer settings to taking another look at your designs, the tips below will help you extend the life of your ink cartridges.

Let’s face it: buying a new printer can be confusing. Different printers serve different needs and fit different budgets. We decided to go all-out and pit the two main methods of printing against each other. Two will enter the PrintDome…But only one will emerge victorious! In This Corner…Laser Printers! Laser printers are “electrostatic,” meaning they use a laser beam to projects text and/or images onto a page. An internal rotating drum attracts toner particles to the page, which are then fused into place with heat.