The need for replacement printer cartridges probably initiates half of all trips to office supply stores. While this is more true for inkjet cartridges than for laser cartridges (due to the laser cartridge’s higher yield), laser cartridges eventually run out of “ink” as well. (Laser cartridges actually use a dry, powder toner rather than liquid ink, but the term is still used.)
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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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Laser printers are becoming more and more popular even though the inkjet printer still dominates the market in terms of units in place. Though in the past, laser printers have been touted as having better printing capabilities with higher resolutions than inkjet printers, the inkjets are catching up. The main reason to buy a laser printer is to accommodate high-volume printing.
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