When searching for ink jet cartridges online you will run across the term OEM ink cartridge. OEM literally stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer.

So an OEM cartridge is a cartridge that has been manufactured by the same company that made the printer.

These cartridges generally cost quite a bit more than remanufactured cartridges or compatible ink jet cartridges so if your looking for a cheap alternative but don’t want to compromise on quality then check out inkexpert.ie for the best value around on Ink Cartridges and Laser Toners.

People may need to buy Canon ink cartridges if they invest in one of a range of new printers from the brand.

The manufacturer has unveiled three new models in its Pixma line of devices, the MX375, MX435 and MX515.

Available throughout Europe from April, the machines all offer scanning, copying and faxing functionality in addition to producing high-quality printouts.

Canon claims the gadgets offer fast speeds for both photo and document outputs and all feature a front-facing paper tray, allowing the equipment to be pushed up against a wall to save space.

Connectivity options include built-in Wi-Fi on the MX435 and 515, which also support AirPrint in order to produce items directly from Apple mobile products such as iPhones and iPads.

Toner cartridges maker HP has introduced new colour multifunctional printers that are aimed at small and medium-sized businesses.
The LaserJet Pro M375 and M475, which are set to go on sale around the world from February 1st, are claimed by the manufacturer to deliver professional-quality documents and features to help firms improve their productivity and efficiency.
Both models offer scanning, copying and faxing functionality, while the M475 adds faster speeds, automatic duplexing and more options for proactively managing office print jobs.

Which will obviously be good for all business looking to save on there current print spend.

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As always we are always trying to keep our prices at the best we can so all our customers can keep saving on all there ink & toner needs so even though we have a had a Vat increase we have managed to keep most of our prices at the old rate priciing so you can keep buying at the best value. log onto Inkexpert.ie and see how we can help you save Today.

We all know that in these challenging times every company, household and office are trying to save as much as they can in anyway possible. So of the ways in which a lot are saving are on there printing costs. Now all companies are looking to save on the Ink Cartridges, Toners and Printer spending and that is where the likes of Ink Expert (inkexpert.ie) come in.

Over the past 12 months we have experienced significant growth due to everybody looking to cut back on there spending. With high quality low cost toner and inks you don’t compromise on quality but get the product for a fraction of the price. So if you or your company are looking to save on your printing spend the talk to us to or log on www.inkexpert.ie

Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ) reportedly acquired a German cloud-based printing software developer Hiflex Software GmbH, for an undisclosed amount. Through this acquisition, the company will be adding a cloud computing platform to its Imaging and Printing segment, thus facilitating the distribution of cloud-based printing solutions.

Computer giant Hewlett-Packard has poured cold water on reports suggesting that some of its printers could be set on fire remotely by hackers.

After a controversial MSNBC report HP were quick to release a statement saying that the report was untrue.

“Speculation regarding potential for devices to catch fire due to a firmware change is false. No customer has reported unauthorized access,” HP confirmed.

“[Our] LaserJet printers have a hardware element called a ‘thermal breaker’ that is designed to prevent the fuser from overheating or causing a fire. It cannot be overcome by a firmware change or this proposed vulnerability.”

Although HP did acknowledge the existence of a potential security vulnerability identified by Stolfo, the company emphasized that certain printers could only be compromised if placed on the Internet without a firewall.

“In a private network, some printers may be vulnerable if a malicious effort is made to modify the firmware of the device by a trusted party on the network… [And] in some Linux or Mac environments, it may be possible for a specially formatted corrupt print job to trigger a firmware upgrade,” HP added.



The company also noted that it was coding a firmware upgrade to “mitigate” the issue .Still, most users shouldn’t need to worry, since office and home printers are typically protected by either a firewall or their home router, which keeps the printer’s specific IP address hidden from potential evildoers on the Internet. This simple fact is probably why, as HP says, there hasn’t been a single user complaint about printer hacking and no one’s heard of a printer botnet.

Something a bit lighter on this fine Monday.

GO to Google’s home page and search for “do a barrel roll”.
it will make you smile. Nice to see google keep on tryin to cheer us up.

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