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January 30, 2010

compatible cartridge – HP LaserJet 1020: monochrome laser printer

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The HP LaserJet 1020 is an inexpensive ($180) monochrome laser printer which is best suited for home users with low to moderate print needs. The compact LaserJet 1020 measures just 14.6 inches wide, 9.5 inches deep, and 8.2 inches tall, and weighs a light 11 pounds. This monochrome laser printer comes with a 234MHz processor and just 2MB of onboard memory. It has just a USB connection, so it’s better for single users than a multi-user environment. This cheap printer also contains 150 sheet input tray and a single sheet manual input tray. The output tray includes the fold out paper support.

The LaserJet 1020 is a mono printer and therefore contains only one toner cartridge. Replacement cartridges cost $70 and are good for up to about 2,000 prints, which come out to about 3.5 cents per page–not bad for a budget laser printer and in line with the Samsung ML-2571N’s 2.6 cents per page and the Lexmark E250d’s 3.8 cents per page. The recommended monthly duty cycle is 5,000 prints, so the LaserJet 1020 is best suited for home users with home users with light printing needs.

The HP LaserJet 1020′s speed and quality are not the best among its competition, but not terrible, either. It printed text at a rate of 12.52ppm (pages per minute) and graphics at a rate of 12.61ppm. The text quality of LaserJet 1020 is also excellent.

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Ink-jet printing apparatus and ink cartridge therefor Abstract

An ink cartridge for detachable mounting in an insertion direction on an ink jet printing apparatus having an ink supply needle communicating with a print head, includes a bottom wall, plural side walls, an ink supply port in the bottom wall to engage the ink supply needle as the ink cartridge moves in an insertion direction, a circuit board formed on a side wall adjacent to the bottom wall, and electrodes on the circuit board, each electrode having at least one contact region, the contact regions being divided into groups respectively arranged at intervals in the insertion direction. Part of one contact region located in a center of one of the groups of contact regions is disposed on the ink supply port’s central line, and a semiconductor storage device is located on the circuit board and is in electrical communication with at least some contact regions.

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