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It is important to check the related costs
such as cartridges, toner, replacement parts, printing paper, and
printing paper. What is the frequency of replacement, and how much of each is
required to run the printer yearly or per business cycle? These are
issues that account for running cost and the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).
Usually, to print true black, most inkjets need to have a
separate black cartridge. Check for inkjet printers that have
separate cartridges for each color. It is much cheaper to replace
just the color that is needed than to replace the whole cartridge
unit. Note that replacing a color laser toner cartridge is much
more expensive than replacing an inkjet cartridge, but printing
with a color laser typically costs less per page.
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