Cheap Compatible Printer Ink Cartridges Get Free 8GB Memory Stick!

With our cheap compatible ink cartridges, providing you spend in excess of £20 at our website http://www.printercartridges.net/ you will receive a free eight megabyte USB 2.0 memory pocket drive!  To claim your free gift you must quote reference fms in lower case letters in the redeem coupon section which completing your order.  By spending more than Twenty Pounds you will be upgraded to either a next working day courier delivery or 1st Class Royal Mail Recorded Delivery from the standard First Class Post.

The current brand of memory flash drives that we are giving away are manufactured by PNY.  They provide enough storage to hold 2373 average size digital photographs, 2169 songs, and 80 minutes of HD video.

If you are a business buyer then it makes sense to buy your cheap compatible printer ink cartridges from us so that you can enjoy our free gift offers.  Not only does your company benefit from high quality printing products at competitive prices; not to mention the excellent high levels of service and quick delivery, but you will personally receive a gift from us to say thank you for being a valued customer of ours!

Maybe you are looking to make even bigger savings with your office printing and are considering buying a cheaper printer to run?  If so then Rapid Resolutions are best placed to offer valuable and sensible advice with regards to finding the best machine for your print requirements.  First we will look the type of documents you need to produce and the volumes.  We will then recommend the best value printer for your office that uses low cost consumables.

For example, using the new Brother DCP-J140W all-in-one printer will reduce costs immedialey.  In conjunction with our compatible cartridges which cost less than Ten Pounds for a complete set of LC-1220 / 1240 / 1280 from http://www.printercartridges.net/ , you will not be scared to use the printer!  In fact you will find the whole proposition rather tempting when working out the low costs per page.  This printer also has WiFi Wireless so you can print from anywhere using numerous computers.  If you are interested in buying one of these machines then we now have them in stock with free UK delivery from the following page.. https://www.printercartridges.net/printercartridgesstore/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=149&products_id=1640 

We hope that this blog has been of some use to you.  If you require any further help then please do not hesitate to contact us.

What is the best printer for cheap cheapest ink cartridges

The question I am always being asked is, "What is the best printer to buy for using cheap printer cartridges?".  The answer to this important question can be complex and can depend on the users requirements.  For instance if a customer wanted to use the printer in a small office then I would recommend a Brother all-in-one machine.  The replacement Brother cartridges are cheap and do not contain microchips, so no nasty error messages.  Buying a Brother printer is usually slightly more expensive than say a similar specification Epson, however the build quality seems to be better and they seem less prone to blocked print heads; at least in the first year of operation.  On the negative side, if a user was looking to print photographs, particularly on slightly thicker paper, then I would sway towards a Canon printer instead.  Brother printers feed the paper from a bottom tray which means the media has to bend around so that it comes back out of the front.  The resistance of the paper or card can slow down the movement causing either a jam or a vertical misalignment. 
Canon printers often have a rear paper feed and a bottom paper feed meaning that you can use thicker photo paper within too many problems.  The rear paper feed sends the paper in more of a straight direction which means less resistance.  Canon printers also tend to have print heads with a higher dpi (dots per inch).  For example the Canon Pixma ip4950 photo printer has a maximum print resolution of 9600 x 2400dpi, making it possible to achieve impressive photographic results.  However the dots per inch is not the only factor in a printers ability to produce fine prints.  The type of ink (dye or pigment) that it uses and the included driver and utility software can make a significant difference.  Canon include an Easy Print Utility with this model that improves colour rendition as opposed to printing directly from Windows.  The Pixma ip 4950 uses five ink cartridges, a Large Black PG-525BK (Pigment) which is used for text printing, and four other Dye based inks that produce images.  While a set of original OEM cartridges costs around £50, compatible PG-525BK/526 BK/C/M/Y cartridges cost around £15 per set.  The ink capacity compared to the equivalent Brother ones is less and they are £5 more expensive.
So in this brief conclusion if you are looking for an economical small office printer then I would recommend a Brother ink jet.  If you require a cheap to run photo printer, then certain Canon models are more appropriate.  But be careful which model you choose!  We will talk more about this in future blogs.