My House of Ink

In a time when it wasn’t common for people to own personal printers, how often did you hear “I need find somewhere to use a Xerox machine”.  In the past the name Xerox became synonymous with that of a photocopier because almost all photocopiers were manufactured by Xerox.  Xerox has been a leading name in printing for almost two decades longer than its closest competitors in the current printer market.  Like their famed photocopiers, Xerox printers represent contemporary design and excellent quality.  With a Xerox printer and Xerox printer ink, you can rest assured that you have a reliable printer that will retain its functionality for years to come.

In addition, many high end Xerox printers also function as photocopiers, fax machines, and scanners, so when you purchase a Xerox printer, you know you’re receiving more than just a great device for printing! 

Dell products represent the latest in high technology, and also the best in quality.  But when you purchase from Dell, you might not know that they earn a lot of their revenues on shipping.  Dell overcharges for shipping and turns a significant profit, especially on personal computers, laptops, high definition televisions, and bulkier items.  For owners of Dell printers, it’s important that you don’t purchase ink from the manufacturer.  Whenever you purchase from Dell you’re overpaying for shipping, even if it’s just a smaller item. 

If you purchase Dell ink cartridges online, it’s best to go through a third party or purchase from a retail website.  You should make sure that you are purchasing the right cartridge for your printer of course, and this can be done by looking at the serial or model number located on the back of your Dell printer.  

It was my senior year at college, and the end of my last semester to boot.  I had spent all of the previous night writing my final essay for my Psychology 430 class.  When I woke up and read it that morning, it even made sense and I found that I liked it, which was quite rare when it came to papers!  I made sure to print it out and slipped it in my notebook, then I headed off to class.  The bus was late, so I ended up almost being late to class, and when I was about to step into the classroom I reached in my backpack for my notebook and it wasn’t there!

I looked all through my backpack but realized that the notebook wasn’t there.  I did have my USB flash drive with me, so I ran to the university library.  I found a free computer, plugged in the flash drive, and loaded my paper, then hit print.  But then the printer was out of ink!  I had to ask an attendant for more Epson printer ink and all they had was a color cartridge!  I had to print my paper in blue, and then showed up to class late.  Luckily, my professor hadn’t collected the essays yet, so aside from the color, I was in the clear!