littlelion | 18 August, 2009 14:14


To test against original HP inkjet print cartridges, 962 third-party cartridges were selected from three main categories:
1. Branded remanufactured cartridges. Cartridges that were sold under a brand name and remanufactured using expended HP cartridges or from parts procured elsewhere. Five brands were selected for the test.
2. Refilled cartridges. Comprised of exhausted cartridges that were brought to refilling shops for reuse. These cartridges were further divided into two main types:
• “Organized” refilled cartridges. Cartridges refilled at stores that had a widely recognized brand name and sold through multiple outlets. Five brands were selected for the test, and refill outlets were randomly selected.
• “Unorganized” refilled cartridges. Cartridges refilled at stores that had no widely recognized brand name. Four brands were selected for the test, and refill outlets were randomly selected.
After the dust settled, the research came up with the following numbers that inkjet printer users should take into account before spending their hard-earned money on remanufactured and refilled ink cartridges:




Additionally, in line with their campaign encouraging more consumers to patronize original HP ink cartridges, HP Philippines had launched the HP Go the 2.4 Distance raffle promo. Two lucky loyal users of HP-branded ink cartridges brought home a brand new Toyota Corolla Altis with 2.4 years worth of free gasoline from Petron.
Now that’s what we call a real advantage!
kaiserz | 21/08/2009, 19:50
vince | 22/08/2009, 01:39
All the people who use CISS arent buying this. They have lan shops and they make a living on the fact that sometimes, CISS works.
mithra | 22/08/2009, 10:23
That's true. Inks remain very expensive nowadays. I think, only those individuals and companies who have a lot of money can really invest on original inks.
mithra | 22/08/2009, 10:23
That's true. Inks remain very expensive nowadays. I think, only those individuals and companies who have a lot of money can really invest on original inks.
mithra | 22/08/2009, 10:24
That's true. Inks remain very expensive nowadays. I think, only those individuals and companies who have a lot of money can really invest on original inks.
qwerty | 23/08/2009, 19:51
i'm a refiller and hp right now are selling introductory hp21 cartidges at the price of a non introdutory carts which only has about just 3ml of ink, but i just charge the customer less of course. about 80% of new hp21 are like that
ciss fan | 02/09/2009, 10:26
Is it true that using CISS expedites the failure of a printer?
remi | 28/09/2009, 00:54
This study is without doubt bias towards HP.
I loved the peacock video. Short but catchy!