Canon CLI-221, PGI-220 Compatible Update:
Check out the Continuous Inking System Here! No More Cartridges!
Just got word today that CLI-221 and PGI-220 compatible inkjet cartridges (that will include a cloned chip) will be available in about 3 weeks. They are “on the boat” from China. This is excellent news as Canon has seen fit to reduce the size of their new inkjet cartridges, and added a new chip. It has been quickly cracked, however no word on a $30.00-$20.00 personal use resetter.
An Entire Solution:
CLI-221, and PGI-220 compatible cartridges without chip are currently available, however they require the end user to swap the Canon cartridge chip onto the new cartridge as well as turn off the Canon ink monitor software permanently (cannot be turned back on, that we are aware of). It is always nice to see aftermarket inks available within 3-4 months of Canon releasing a new printer series.
Ok, So How Much?
Owners of the Canon Pixma iP3600, iP4600, MP620, MP980, and MX860 series inkjet printers should be able to get compatible cartridges that work with the Canon ink monitor software in the $6.00 to $8.00 range, with prices expected to decline in the near future as production matches demand. Very good news indeed.
Fortunately we have an answer to our previous speculation, just click the link below.
https://inkdaddy.wordpress.com/2009/04/03/news-canon-cli-220-pgi-221bk-chip-reset-not-possible/
Filed under: Canon Cartridges, Industry News | Tagged: Canon, Cartridge, CLI-221, Ink, iP3600, iP4600, PGI-220 |
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