Printer cartridges are where printer companies make most of their profits. The big printer companies will often sell their printers at or below cost because they know that they can make it up on the back end selling replacement cartridges. This is the driving force behind their aversion to remanufactured and new compatible cartridges. It eats into their profits.
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Over the life of an average printer, an owner will probably spend more on printer ink than was spent on the printer itself. In most cases, the expenditures for ink will be much greater than the initial equipment cost. In fact, the market for replacement ink is so lucrative that some of the major printer manufacturers will occasionally give certain printers away for free.
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The world is awash in paper. The technological revolution that was supposed to free the world from mountains of paper has actually helped cause those mountains to grow and expand. Something must be done with it and since burning it is against most city ordinances, paper shredders have become another office staple–along with copy machines, fax machines, and PCs.
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