LEXMARK PRINTER INK CARTRIDGES

Lexmark Ink Cartridges

Internet Ink have been working with printer inks for over 10 years and have come up with a range of compatible Lexmark inks for our Lexmark ink cartridge range that match up to the quality of and even outstrip the print numbers of the original Lexmark printer cartridge product. We are so proud of our Lexmark printer ink cartridges, that we offer 10% off after your first Lexmark printer cartridge purchase so that you can continue to enjoy our Lexmark ink cartridge product and at an even greater price reduction.

Internet Ink's compatible range of Lexmark ink cartridges are a sound investment for any individual or business as this cost effective means of office supply guarantees you equal if not up to treble the amount of prints from your original Lexmark printer ink cartridge. Our research into inks used in Lexmark printer cartridges and other big brands suggests a universal ink that is used in every original cartridge including Lexmark printer cartridge products. This discovery helped us to substantiate our compatible Lexmark ink product range and ensure that all of our range of compatible Lexmark inks in our complete Lexmark printer cartridge products would produce prints of equal quality when compared to the original Lexmark ink cartridges.

Lexmark Printer Cartridges

Of course we understand that while businesses want to reduce overall cost they do not want to waste time with compatible Lexmark printer cartridges supplies that are not up to the job. There have been many instances of manufacturers of compatible Lexmark inks in the past whose compatible Lexmark ink cartridges have not come up to scratch when compared to the original Lexmark printer ink cartridges. This has given compatible Lexmark printer ink cartridges a bad name in the past, but when you consider we offer our Lexmark printer cartridges for as little as 75% of the original Lexmark ink cartridge product price and guarantee their quality output, there are few reasons not to buy.   

Having created the perfect copy of the original Lexmark ink for our Lexmark ink cartridge, we went about using re-manufactured materials for the compatible Lexmark printer cartridge itself. This means that in buying a Lexmark printer ink cartridge from us you are contributing to an overall reduction of waste as well as saving money on your new Lexmark printer cartridge. This elimination of new materials when creating a new Lexmark ink cartridge is just one way in which we have cut the cost of our Lexmark printer ink cartridge so we can pass on production costs to every Lexmark printer ink cartridge customer.

Internet Ink not only supply our customers with a bag to recycle their used Lexmark printer ink cartridge into but we also give up to £2.50 to your local school or university. If you are a business that is a regular client of our Lexmark printer ink cartridge range, we will set up this donation for every Lexmark ink cartridge you purchase. Of course, this kind of support for any education centre in your area is a fantastic recommendation for your business and all you have to do is save money on your next Lexmark printer cartridge and return your used Lexmark ink cartridges when you place your next Lexmark printer cartridge order.

Lexmark Ink Cartridges News

Fans of all-in-one printers have been put on red alert by the recent announcement at the fifth annual Small Business Summit from Lexmark that there is a new addition, Pinnacle, to its award-winning line of printers. The Pinnacle is designed to help small to medium-sized businesses increase their productivity while keeping costs relatively low by saving time and resources. It features a four-in-one capability, it is web connected, has an easy-to-navigate 4.3 inch capacitive touch screen and some of the world's lowest-cost black printer ink. Paul Rooke, Lexmark executive vice president and president of its Imaging Solutions Division, said: "Customers have told us that the cost of supplies is their primary pain point when it comes to printing. "Combining our .99 (about £3.20) ink cartridge pricing with the ease-of-use and functionality of Pinnacle's touch-screen menu and SmartSolutions helps our customers be more efficient, saving both time and money." At the event, the firm was also awarded a 2010 Hot Tech Demo Award. By Johnny McMaster

A recent review of the Lexmark Prestige Pro 805 has given the printer top marks. A review of the Lexmark Prestige Pro 805, recently published in the blogs section of FT.com has given the printer an array of positive feedback for its "kitchen sink" of extra functions. In his review Chris Nuttall said that in addition to the usual all-in-one features of copying, scanning, and, of course, printing, the Lexmark also offers up basic PC functions such as applications and RSS feeds, via a wireless internet connection. Nutall wrote: "Aside from the unexpected bonus of new apps, the Lexmark Prestige proves to be an excellent all-round printer with its touchscreen menu system making it very easy to master. "The unit is a little on the large side, weighing in at 20 pounds. Print speeds are not the fastest but quality is excellent and the ink cartridges last a long time." He added that Lexmark says it offers the lowest-cost ink with this printer at one US cent per page for black text. By Mervyn Warren

Consumers' printing habits revealed A study has revealed the ink usage and printing habits of both home users and businesses. Conducted by global printer and ink cartridge manufacturer Lexmark, the study revealed which types of ink are most used for both consumer and business printing needs. According to the data compiled, professional printer users tended to print mostly but not exclusively with black ink. In the office, it was found that 11 per cent of consumers only ever used black ink, while 40 per cent said that they mostly used colour ink cartridges for their printing needs. However, home users were found to be more diverse, with 43 per cent printing mostly in black and just over one-third printing mostly in colour. In addition, home users were found to use more diverse inks than professional users, with a full one per cent of private consumers utilising only coloured ink for their printing needs. By Angelina Jolessi Share This News Feed function mailpage(){mail_str = "mailto:?subject= Fill in your subject line here";mail_str += "&body= Type a message here";mail_str += " " + parent.location.href;location.href = mail_str;} Email this page to a friend Subscribe to RSS news feed

Lexmark offers cheap ink cartridges Printer and ink cartridge manufacturer Lexmark has made an attempt to woo businesses by offering exceptionally cheap black ink cartridges. The units, which are being offered for £4.99, are being provided to firms to "help customers save money", the global distributor said. Paul Rooke, Lexmark executive vice-president and president of the company's Imaging Solutions Division, said: "The more business users print, the more critical their cost per page. "Lexmark is committed to helping its customers print as economically as possible, therefore our £4.99 cartridge is a great way to help our users meet their budgeting needs." The £4.99 price tag offered by the printer manufacturer includes VAT, making it an ideal ink cartridge solution for businesses and home users looking to cut their office supply costs in the current economic climate. By Giles Franklin Share This News Feed function mailpage(){mail_str = "mailto:?subject= Fill in your subject line here";mail_str += "&body= Type a message here";mail_str += " " + parent.location.href;location.href = mail_str;} Email this page to a friend Subscribe to RSS news feed

A new high-speed all-in-one printer has been released by the manufacturer A new ink jet printer from Lexmark offers "laser quality print speeds", according to an IT commentator. Ink and printer comparison site printcomparison.com has offered consumers a first look at the model, which offers average speeds of 10.2 pages per minute (ppm) and can print up to 33 ppm. In addition, the Lexmark Prestige All-in-one offers multiple connectivity options through Wi-Fi, Ethernet and USB, as well as including a scanner and a photocopier. The dye-based ink cartridges also offer users maximum efficiency and comes complete with a healthy monthly duty cycle of up to 10,000 pages. It also includes a built-in memory of 64 MBs and contains a built-in card reader for those users who wish to print data such as pictures from digital cameras. Designed as an ideal and efficient all-in-one office tool, the Lexmark Prestige was announced back in 2009 within weeks of a similar model being announced by printer and ink cartridge manufacturing giant HP. By Angelina Jolessi Share This News Feed function mailpage(){mail_str = "mailto:?subject= Fill in your subject line here";mail_str += "&body= Type a message here";mail_str += " " + parent.location.href;location.href = mail_str;} Email this page to a friend Subscribe to RSS news feed

A printer and ink cartridge information site has offered users tips on dealing with common problems encountered with Lexmark products. A printer and ink cartridge blog has said that many of the major problems encountered by Lexmark printer users centre around the units' paper trays. The "frustrating" system that the company utilises for displaying problems with its printers can prove confusing to many users, said the PrinterInkCartridge blog. However, many of the common error codes experienced when attempting to print on Lexmark ink cartridge machines can indicate paper loading error, paper jam and individual feed errors, it was revealed. Error codes 22, 23, 24, 31, 35 and 36 all allude to this and much of the time can be fixed by checking the paper tray. When doing this, users are advised to also check the size of the paper loaded into the machine, as sometimes this itself can cause problems when attempting to print. "The real issue here is to attack the problem directly. If you need to change the paper, you should check on the size of the paper that you have loaded and the one that is set in your printer dialogue box," the blog said. By Elaine Richards

The innovative Lexmark Interpret S405 printer and scanner has been launched in India, it has been announced. The 'four-in-one' device, which offers users state-of-the-art printing, as well as copying, scanning and faxing technology, is being launched on the country's lucrative market by Cyberstar Infocom. In addition to its innovative technology, it is hoped that Indian consumers will be won over by the printer ink efficiency of the wireless device, with Lexmark offering optional XL replacement printer ink cartridges at a discounted rate to customers buying the S405. Cyberstar managing director Raj Rathi said: "Interpret S405 is the latest offering from Lexmark to the world of wireless. "We are confident about this product and its promise to the home office segment." Making use of Lexmark's Vizix ink technology, the new printer is able to print 33 pages per minute in black and white mode, and 30 pages per minute in colour mode, while also printing off four-inch by six-inch digital photos in as little as 24 second. As well as being a Wi-Fi inkjet printer pioneer, Lexmark was the first company to launch printers boasting web-enabled touchscreen technology. By Angelina Jolessi.

A new printer premiered at last week's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is potentially extremely destructive to the printing and ink cartridge manufacturing industries, according to an industry commentator. Lexmark's Platinum Pro905 model all-in-one inkjet printer, which won a CES Innovation's award at the annual exhibition, contains a new format of ink cartridge which is vastly cheaper than many of its competitors, reported Patricio Robles on digital marketing forum Econsultancy's blog. The new machine has a black ink cartridge at only .99 (£3.08) and colour cartridges at .99 each, which means that "for less than what a blank ink cartridge costs for some HP inkjets, you can replace all of the ink cartridges on a Platinum Pro905". Mr Robles said: "Printer ink is a billion per year business and with margins as high as 60%, it's no surprise that companies manufacturing printers and ink have tried so hard to maintain prices … [The Pro905] could have significant implications for the printer market going forward." CES saw the launch of several new models of printers, including Kodak's new picture-printing specific models and Polaroid's new inkless-printer cameras. By Hani Megerisi. Share This News Feed function mailpage(){mail_str = "mailto:?subject= Fill in your subject line here";mail_str += "&body= Type a message here";mail_str += " " + parent.location.href;location.href = mail_str;} Email this page to a friend Subscribe to RSS news feed

Londoners are lagging behind in their recycling of office supplies such as ink and toner cartridges, according to a leading printer manufacturer. In fact, people living in the capital do not recycle as much as others around the UK, with one in ten respondents admitting to not doing it at all, a study by Lexmark has found. However, the report revealed that more than a quarter of the overall population of Britain are now recycling regularly. Products such as reusable ink cartridges have seen a boom recently, as more and more people look to produce less waste and save money. Steve Purdy, country general manager of Lexmark UK, said: "It's clear from this research that consumers are now making recycling part of their everyday lives. "People are willing to fulfil their environmental commitments and help reduce the amount of waste and landfill they produce. Their contribution may be minimal, but it only takes a few small steps by many to make a significant difference." By Elaine Richards. Share This News Feed function mailpage(){mail_str = "mailto:?subject= Fill in your subject line here";mail_str += "&body= Type a message here";mail_str += " " + parent.location.href;location.href = mail_str;} Email this page to a friend Subscribe to RSS news feed

Several products from Lexmark have been awarded the Blue-Angel eco-label marking them out as exceptionally environmentally friendly products. Lexmark was given 11 of the awards for its X65x series of office equipment. To receive the award, a product must exhibit low power consumption as well as low levels of chemical and acoustic emissions. They must also be recyclable, and the manufacturers themselves must operate their own recycling scheme for printers, ink and toner. Beatrice Marneffe, director of sustainable and government affairs at Lexmark, said that "Lexmark now has more [Blue-Angel] awards than any other company in the printing industry". She added: "As well as great recognition, the Blue Angel award will have a positive effect on our future product development. Now, we can take the Blue Angel criteria into account while developing new products, to ensure they maintain an eco-friendly standard for the future." Lexmark recently had its products tested and certified by the German Institute for Quality Assurance and Certification, a move it considers to have added to its success. Posted by Giles Franklin Social Bookmarking Links Subscribe to RSS news feed