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If you are looking for a cheaper alternative to original HP ink cartridges, Internet Ink has a range of compatible HP printer ink cartridges to rival the quality of the original HP printer cartridge product for less than half the price.

Internet Ink has worked with HP inks and HP ink cartridges for over 10 years, and using our lengthy experience we have created an alternative HP printer cartridge product that comes with a guarantee that any of our HP printer ink cartridges can treble the number of prints from your current choice of HP inks, and at no loss to quality.

Internet Ink also provide a recycling service for every one of our HP ink cartridge products so that whether you use your HP printer ink cartridges infrequently or you represent a business with a large turnover of HP printer cartridges, you can reduce your carbon footprint in a cost effective way. In addition to our recyclable

programme, we even create our HP ink cartridges from re-manufactured materials. This means that by investing in any of our HP printer cartridges, you are reducing waste twice over.

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Internet Ink are aware, that other alternative HP printer ink cartridges manufacturers have given compatible HP printer cartridges a bad reputation in the past due to poor quality. Our company has invested two years discovering that the bigger brand names all use the same universal ink in HP printer ink cartridges and others. This discovery lead to our understanding that you can create an alternative HP printer cartridge product that is of the same quality as an original HP printer ink cartridge. In fact our range of HP printer cartridges also guarantees treble the number of prints to every original HP printer ink cartridge you buy. All of this research and understanding of HP printer cartridges and the needs of our customers means you can trust any of our HP printer ink cartridge product alternatives to be as reliable as any original HP ink cartridges you might buy.

We also deliver any of our HP ink products free if you spend over £15 (otherwise we charge only a minimal handling fee), and we'll even throw in a 10% off ink cartridges discount code for you and your family and friends to use on future orders. This means the amount you save on your HP ink in any of our HP printer cartridge range is even greater than advertised.

Many consumers choose not to buy compatible HP printer ink cartridges out of concern that using a HP printer cartridge that is not an original product will void their printer warranty. Internet Ink can assure our customers that the using of HP printer cartridges has never caused such an incident in our history of making HP printer cartridges. Choosing to buy compatible HP ink is simply a cost cutting means of running your printer and its extras. Buying a compatible HP printer cartridge in no way affects the working of your printer nor will it affect your rights.

HP Ink Cartridges News

The HP Officejet Pro X576dw model has won the Editor’s Choice award from PC World Australia. The achievement illustrates the favourable reception that the machine has gained in recent weeks, thanks to its fast printing and simple maintenance procedures. The machine has also been praised for its easy set-up process, with Campbell Simpson from the website noting that the Wi-Fi simply needed to be setup before HP’s setup assistant software was installed. “If we’re honest, the Officejet Pro X576dw may be overkill for anything but serious printers. If you’ve got a bustling office that knows how much it’s going to print, though, we have no qualms whole-heartedly recommending the X576dw,” Mr Simpson stated. He also commended the machine’s speed, noting that a ten-second performance was achieved significantly from a network-connected PC. However, companies will need to ensure they monitor the condition of their machines, as minor performance errors could soon develop into something more severe. If the machine begins running more slowly than usual, or freezes regularly, it is advisable to have it checked out by a specialist as soon as possible. Posted by Barry Ashmore.

The HP Officetjet 150 Mobile All-in-One printer has been described as being easy to use for consumers. Writing for Small Business Computing, expert Paul Mah explained that the model could help make business operations smoother and more efficient, as it gives staff the ability to print, scan or copy while on the go. "The HP Officejet 150 All-in-One Printer is highly portable, easy to use and, and it delivers reasonable performance. While not small enough to fit into a laptop bag, it prints quickly for such a small device—in both black and white, and colour," the specialist noted. He went on to say that the machine has some limitations, including a single-sheet scanner tray and a slow copying speed. While the model has many merits, consumers who are new to mobile printing should explore the market before making a final decision, as there are a selection of other companies offering great alternatives. Posted by Barry Ashmore.

The HP Envy 120 e-All-in-One printer has been criticised by Computer Shopper due to its slow speed. William Harrel reviewed the machine, explaining that it is “heavier on style than substance”, adding that the ink is costly and the input and output trays are particularly small, potentially posing an issue for consumers. “If all you need is a low-volume, occasional-use printer, that won’t mar your carefully decorated office or living room, the Envy 120 won't disappoint. “Its ability to automatically close up and look classy when not in use makes sure it stays looking sharp—without your intervention. That’s exactly what this AIO was made for,” he summarised. Mr Harrel explained that the photo quality is also impressive, but the output does not reach the standards of some of the machine’s rivals. With this in mind, before making a decision on a printer, consumers should properly explore the market to see if there is an option suited to their exact needs. Posted by Canzil Ahmed.

The HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus machine has been awarded the Editor’s Choice award from Good Gear Guide. The website explained that the machine is solidly constructed, supports legal-size paper and is faster than all of the other models in its price range, while its ink was also described as “dirt cheap”. “The OfficeJet Pro 8600 Plus is one of the fastest inkjet MFPs we've tested, with speeds that range from 13.2 pages per minute (ppm) for text and mixed text with monochrome graphics, to 4.6 ppm for half-page photos on plain paper, and 2 ppm for half-page photos on glossy paper,” the site noted. For those who do not require legal-size support, the website advised buying the Epson Workforce 840, which costs the same and has higher paper capacity. As well as HP and Epson, there are a number of other printer manufacturers with models out on the market, including Xerox and Oki. Posted by Barry Ashmore.

The HP Officejet Pro 251dw printer has been praised for its high speed and high-quality text. It can also carry out duplexing, print through the cloud and uses Ethernet and Wi-Fi technology, while it also boasts support for PCL and Postscript, while its capabilities make it a useful machine for a micro office or small workgroup. “The HP Officejet Pro 251dw Printer delivers essentially the same speed and paper handling and adds better than par output quality plus PCL and Postscript. If you need any of those extras, it's well worth the extra cost,” David Stone from the website explained. However, Mr Stone admitted that photos produced on photo paper were not in the same class as text or graphics, describing them as the “low end of the typical range for an inkjet”. Before customers commit to a particular printer, they should explore the market to see the host of alternatives available to them. It may be the case that another model will actually be more suited to their needs. Posted by Canzil Ahmed.

The HP Designjet L26100 printer has been paised for its "versatility, ease of us and environmental benefits" by an advice website. Myprintersource.com said the device, which is aimed at small print service providers, is great for producing "high-impact" products, including point of purchase displays, temporary textiles and vehicle designs. The HP Latex Printing Technologies device is 61-inch and "delivers reliable, low-maintenance printing and fast delivery times", the website said. It uses water-based HP Latex Inks that produces 1200 dots per inch images. The website noted: " HP Latex Printing Technologies contribute to an improved work environment, requiring no special ventilation and no hazard warning labels unlike most eco-solvent inks." Low volume home office users that are looking for a cheap laser printer may find the Dell C1660w Colour Printer meets their needs. Posted by Canzil Ahmed.

HP has announced changes to its hierarchy, with all printer and personal systems (PPS) responsibilities now commanded by Scott Dunshrie. Mr Dunshrie is operating as US channel chief and HP vice president and general manager of PSS, while HP vice president and GM PPS US. enterprise sales Newt Walpert will take over all US customer facing sales including SMB from May 1st. An unnamed channel executive told CRN.com: “They are putting all the channel resources under Scott and all the sales resources under Newt, They know they have to engage and motivate the channel to drive market share and this should help. It creates better alignment with channel.” The representative explained that the reshuffle was a “step in the right direction”. HP’s hierarchical changes will help the company to contend with economical challenges facing modern businesses, while the business will also need to compete with rival companies such as Xerox and Canon. Posted by Barry Ashmore.

Users looking for a compact multi-function printer that offers value for money should consider the HP Officejet 150. Expertreviews.co.uk's review of the device applauded its robust but portable design, which uses a Lithium ion battery and is perfect for business users. The printer includes a scanner, colour touchscreen and memory card input to enable easy printing from digital cameras. It is "about the size of a cereal packet", the writer noted, making it easy to fit into a computer bag or small suitcase, which is ideal for business users. While there is no wifi facility, Bluetooth and USB connectivity are available and the printer is compatible with Windows Phone, Android and BlackBerry devices. The reviewer concluded: "The Officejet 150 is expensive, but not unreasonable when you consider that the best single-function mobile scanners cost around £200. At less than 7p per page, its running costs aren’t too bad, either." Users looking for a low-cost laser print may find the Dell C1660w Colour Printer a good option, after a review noted its price and ease of use. Posted by Barry Ashmore.

Users of HP printers and scanners have noticed malicious emails in recent weeks. The email's headers have been altered so it appears like the message was sent by a printer inside the HP enterprise, reports Net-security.org. Speaking to the website, Zeljka Zorz, HNS managing editor, said "This type of malicious spam is constantly being recycled by cyber crooks, and I can easily see why: if you are at work, and busy doing your job, there is a high possibility that you will open the email and click on the link / download the attachment without thinking twice about it." The expert explained that the hackers could have chosen any brand but selected HP in particular. To protect businesses from security dangers, all antivirus and firewall software should be updated. If these are left out of date, businesses could find their systems left vulnerable to hackers, who could exploit sensitive data for illegal means. Posted by Johnny McMaster.

The HP Envy 120 e-All-in-One printer has been given two and-a-half stars out of five from a reviewer from IT Pro Portal. David Stone from the website described the machine as stylish, adding that the Envy 120 could pass for a Blu-ray player, because there are few visible clues to indicate that it is a multifunction printer (MFP). "As should be clear, the HP Envy 120 e-All-in-One Printer is a little like a high-priced restaurant dish with great presentation but merely adequate taste. It’s slow and its printing performance isn’t great. "However, if you must have a printer that looks like a stylish consumer electronics device, the HP Envy 120 may be the only inkjet that fits the description," he explained. MFPs are becoming increasingly popular in the market, but consumers should think carefully about whether they require one. If they are unlikely to scan or copy documents, a standard printer may be a better option. Posted by Barry Ashmore.