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Hello
We have some great specials from Hewlett Packard this month. The recent drop in the NZ Dollar means that, when new stock is imported it will be at higher prices making these machines an ever better bargain!!
Hewlett Packard Ink Specials
OfficeJet J6480 All-in-One Printer,Fax, Scanner, Copier
Pay $280 and SAVE $113 off the RRP of $393.
And HP will give you $20 Cash Back!!
Connect via USB, network card or wirelessly with this all-in-one. It has automatic two sided printing, 35 sheet automatic document feeder and 250 sheet input tray. Get laser quality black text and professional quality colour graphics. Scan at 4800dpi resolution. High capacity ink cartridges.
OfficeJet Pro K5300 Colour Ink Printer
Pay $149 and SAVE $100 off the RRP of $249
And HP will give you $20 Cash Back!!
Four separate ink tanks - only change the colour you have run out of. Normal quality print speed of 16 ppm black and 15 ppm colour. High speed USB connection.
Photosmart C4480 - Print, Copy, Scan
Pay $175 And HP will give you $20 Cash Back
An excellent multifunction for home use. High capacity ink cartridges are available. USB 2.0 connection.
HP Photosmart D6160 - $120 Save $40
Designed for home users who want a combination of ultra-fast, lab-quality photo printing and the efficiency of six individual ink cartridges - plus the ability to produce laser-quality documents.
Does YOUR Printer Lie to You
No, it's not a silly question. Some printer messages are deliberately misleading!!
Printer manufacturers are increasingly using misleading messages in their battle to keep you using their brand of ink rather than less costly alternative cartridges. One way that they do this is with a misleading message or series of messages designed to confuse and annoy. The latest to come to our notice is where a printer has happily accepted the alternative cartridges and suddenly one day it says "Cartridge not recognised".
This message, in these circumstances, really means that the cartridge in question is empty. The printer knows that the cartridge is not an original by reading the electronic chip so, when the cartridge is empty, it says "Cartridge not recognised". If you don't know what is going on your response will probably be to go out and buy an original cartridge for that printer when all you really should do is just change the empty cartridge and carry on.
If you get a message from your printer that you don't understand send an email to Second Image Printers & Copiers - we will do our best to help.
This message means what it says
For those of you with Brother ink printers the message "cartridge near empty" means exactly what it says. Don't change the cartridge when you get the near empty message as the message won't clear. Wait until the printer tells you to replace the empty cartridge, otherwise you will be stuck with the near empty message until the new cartridge is truly empty.
Monthly Prize Draw
Nic van Onselen of Kawerau has won our monthly draw. Congratulations Nic, you need to contact Second Image to claim your prize.
Parting Thought
It's what you learn after you know it all that counts"
John Wooden
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