A. Ink sensor technology manages efficient toner use and cartridge performance to maximize pigment life.
B. Advanced technology intelligently predicts future print Jobs by averaging information from all previous print Jobs.
C. Sophisticated algorithms determine remaining ink quantity and send jobs to another printer with more ink.
D. Proprietary sensors in the printhead detect air flow at the end of each page, triggering a message to install a new cartridge and continue printing.
A. Because Original HP cartridges are made with recycled plastics, empty cartridges can be returned to HP at no charge.
B. Familiar and intuitive ordering and replacement procedures minimize maintenance time for lower TCO.
C. Original HP supplies meet eco-label criteria, lowering TCO.
D. Possible printer damage caused by a non-HP cartridge is an expense that contributes to greater TCO.
A. by holding free seminars to educate customers about the counterfeiting dangers and ways to detect counterfeit products
B. by certifying distribution vendors that have installed security measures at their warehouses and on their delivery vehicles
C. by assessing public tenders and related bids tor suspicious supplier names used in the bill of materials
D. by examining suspicious large or mid-sized purchases for counterfeit and illicit products
A. They use industry-standard formulations of black and color Inks to allow easy and affordable refills.
B. They come with a lifetime replacement warranty.
C. They print to the end of the page consistently, avoiding half-printed and poor-quality pages when the cartridge is ready for replacement.
D. They use proprietary algorithms to help determine print history and print behavior for specific printers.
