Digital BW, The Print

Hi Paul,

Ealier this week I refilled all the carts of my R220 and two of them
started leaking pretty bad. I put the stopper back on and the leaking
stopped. Anyway, these two carts are back in the printer and working
like they should.

> quantity to get good prices.  The shipments of production carts do not
> always match the quality of those in the initial test shipment.  Not
> surprisingly, much of this seems to come from China.  

Gone are the days when we didn't have to put up with defective
products from China: kitchenware, food, toys and probably medecine in
the near future. Yes, medecine, that sends chivers down my spine.

> most, I want the best for the least -- time and money. 
 
Seems that paying the least has a cost. There are time when I'd pay a
lot more for a non defective product, like ink carts for example.

> 
> So, what's with MIS?  I think they are just a small company doing
the best
> they can at their price point and under the circumstances that
include the
> huge dominant players trying to cut off all cart supplies.  
> 

I sure hope that small businesses like MIS and others in the ink
business survive. The're the ones that made it possible for b&w inkjet
printing.

Cheers,
Andre