Some HP inkjet printers use cartridges that expire 12 or 24 months after their warranty ends, or 18 or 30 months after being installed in your printer. Some of these printers will refuse to print ...

Although HP ink cartridges are intended for one-time use, you can purchase refill kits fairly cheaply which enable you to get extra life out of your existing cartridges and save your company money.

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But hackers told the news site Ars Technica they’ve never seen such a move take place outside of HP-backed tests. Last week, Lores told CNBC, “We have seen that you can embed viruses in the cartridges ...

HP has used its “Dynamic Security” firmware updates to “create a monopoly” of replacement printer ink cartridges, a lawsuit filed against the company on January 5 claims. The lawsuit, which is seeking ...

Free ink for life apparently means free ink for three years at best. Credit: Ramin Talaie/Corbis via Getty Images It turns out HP's "free ink for life" plan wasn't actually "for life." HP recently ...

Guess what? They're right. While HP took its time getting back to me, I tried a third-party ink cartridge in my HP OfficeJet Pro 8610. Sure enough, it didn't work. Instead, I was informed that the ink ...

It comes as no surprise that printer ink is expensive. Printer manufacturers operate on the classic razor-and-blade business model: sell printers at low prices to lock customers into purchasing ...

You’ve undoubtedly heard or seen advertisements for businesses that promise to save you money on printer ink cartridges -- one problem, though, according to HP: Refilling doesn't work. Share on ...

There was once a time when you could print as much as your at-home ink and paper supply allowed. Then, when the ink ran out, you ran to Best Buy, Walmart, or Office Depot for a new cartridge.

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