HP Fails To Dodge Lawsuit Over Blocking Users From Using Their Printer Scanner If Ink Cartridges Aren’t Installedfry@fry.gsmod to Technology@lemmy.world – 561 points – 11 months agotechdirt.com34Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent comment70% of the time, they're different sizes. And if they aren't, then the little chip on them let's the printer know it isn't the correct cartridge. If only it were so simple...If someone ever made dummy cartridges they would sell nicely, I suspect.HP has locked down their cartridges so much that even third party hack ones require extracting the chip from a genuine cartridge.See, now THIS is rentrophy.
70% of the time, they're different sizes. And if they aren't, then the little chip on them let's the printer know it isn't the correct cartridge. If only it were so simple...If someone ever made dummy cartridges they would sell nicely, I suspect.HP has locked down their cartridges so much that even third party hack ones require extracting the chip from a genuine cartridge.See, now THIS is rentrophy.
If someone ever made dummy cartridges they would sell nicely, I suspect.HP has locked down their cartridges so much that even third party hack ones require extracting the chip from a genuine cartridge.See, now THIS is rentrophy.
HP has locked down their cartridges so much that even third party hack ones require extracting the chip from a genuine cartridge.See, now THIS is rentrophy.
70% of the time, they're different sizes. And if they aren't, then the little chip on them let's the printer know it isn't the correct cartridge.
If only it were so simple...
If someone ever made dummy cartridges they would sell nicely, I suspect.
HP has locked down their cartridges so much that even third party hack ones require extracting the chip from a genuine cartridge.
See, now THIS is rentrophy.