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Previously, buying a new printer with loaded cartridges was cheaper than buying ink. However, technology changes. Find out whether you should buy new ink or a new printer right here.

Updated: 28 October 2020

Despite all the bad news we’ve been bombarded with over the course of this tumultuous year, we have seen the world come together in a way that it quite honestly never has before.

In recent years, Inkjet Printers and multifunction printers (MFPs) have become commonplace in offices all over the country. Are laser printers suitable for small businesses that do not print a lot of text? Find out in this article.

Plastic, plastic, plastic. Wherever you go, you’re sure to find plastic. It goes without saying, plastic is one of the most versatile materials that we make use of.

The coronavirus has understandably dominated the news cycle for most of the year, with stories of market dives and global lockdowns on a constant loop, and each of us impacted in different ways.

Continuous ink printers, or refillable printers as they are also known, started as a risky venture as aftermarket add-ons.

Close the Loop has presented incredible opportunities for the print technology industry, turning used printer cartridges into a tool for the future.

What would you have said if someone told you in 2019 that you would be a remote worker in the year ahead?

We all remember a time when the home printer was an integral part of the home office dynamic. Perhaps it got you through schooling or university, applying for jobs, creative holiday projects, or was simply there just in case you needed it.