It's one of the great ironies of the digital age. Ink, a substance that has been around some 5,000 years, has become an enormous cash cow for computer companies. They sell the printers dirt cheap and, ...

SEATTLE — It’s the warning you hate to see: your printer is low on ink. If the cost of replacement cartridges have you seeing red, you’re not alone. Consumer Reports explains how saving money on ...

Ink is on the papers spewed from our printers, and it's on the billboards that dominate our vistas. Ink is on the books and magazines we read and on the notes we write. It's on the candy wrappers and ...

DEMANDS were made today for an end to sky-high prices for printer ink as a survey reveals it's more expensive than champagne... and rocket fuel. DEMANDS were made today for an end to sky-high prices ...

It’s the warning you hate to see: Your printer is low on ink. If the cost of replacement cartridges has you seeing red, you’re not alone. Consumer Reports has tips on how to save money on ink, ...

Inkjet printers are so cheap because manufacturers compensate for the low cost through selling inkjet cartridge refills. Instead of having to buy new cartridges, many people invest in an inkjet ...

I’ve never much cared for the modern computer printer’s business model. In short, the idea is to push cheap, craptacular printers on the masses, then use them as a loss leader to make money on the ink ...

Editor: I just picked up my package of computer ink from the pharmacy. They must be importing this ink from China because it’s so expensive – $35 for one black cartridge. Anyway, I proceeded to try to ...

We’ve heard about the benefits of reflective electronic paper displays time and again, so why aren’t there E Ink monitors for those who spend all their time on a computer reading, writing, or ...

Staring at a backlit computer screen all day really isn’t good for your eyes. In fact, according to the American Optometric Association, just two or more continuous hours at a computer every day is ...

Canon USA is being sued for not allowing owners of certain printers to use the scanner or faxing functions if they run out of ink. David Leacraft, a customer of Canon, filed the class action lawsuit ...