A range of toner cartridge chips are designed for use in a range of HP Inc LaserJet Pro and Enterprise machines, while a host of inkjet chips were also launched.
The company stated that the chips are designed for use in the OEM’s LaserJet Pro M2252, M402, M403, M452, M506 and Enterprise M552. It also noted that in terms of inkjet chips, it had a range of CMYK chips for a range of locations, with the HP Inc chips for use in the 932XL, 933XL, 934XL, 935XL, 950XL and 951 XL, with all but the 932XL and 933XL available globally, and those two available in China.
Other chips included those for Epson inkjets, including: the T1631 to 634 for Europe; the T1811 to 814 in Europe; the T2001XL to 2004XL worldwide; the T2431XL to 2436XL in Europe; the T2541XL, T521XL through to 2524XL worldwide; and the T2621XL, 2631XL through to 2634XL in Europe. TNCore also revealed that its i-PROG chip resetter has been updated to reset “most […] toner chips”, including Xerox, Samsung, Kyocera and Lexmark previously, and now HP Inc.
It noted that the machine can “reset and change” original HP Inc chips, which previously upon reaching end-of-life “couldn’t be reset and used again”, but now “if it changes to [an]other model that do[es] not affect end of life”, you will be able to “use it again”. TNCore concluded by noting that it will soon release a range of Lexmark chips for printers including: the MS and MX310; 410; 510; 610; 710; and 810.
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