The company has launched chips for Epson and HP Inc cartridges, and will soon launch Samsung chips.
In a press release, the company stated that it has “focused on toner chip development until now”, and has had “a lot of development experience”. It has now decided “this was the moment to extend” this knowledge “to [the] ink chip market”, with the first set of new chips launched for Epson cartridges.
These include CMYK launches replacing: the T1631 to 1634; 1811 to 1814; 2001XL to 2004XL; 2431XL to 2436XL; 2541XL and 2521XL to 2524XL; and 2621XL and 2631XL to 2634XL. For HP Inc, CMYK launches were released for the 932XL, 933X:, 934X:, 935XL, 950XL and 951XL. The Samsung releases in turn will come “soon”, with TNCore noting that “almost the whole [range of] Samsung printers have updated firmware recently”.
This has meant that most suppliers of chips “couldn’t sell” to customers, with new MLT-D203 and D115 chips to be launched at “competitive price[s]”.
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