every day prices on dell or lexmark branded cartridges below... this is
what i recall when i last looked a couple of months ago. dell cartridges
are a little cheaper, and when you add in shipping, a lot cheaper. i find
that staples and other local stores are cost even more than buy.com plus
buy.com shipping charges. refill kits work on these cartridges but they are
not for everyone. the best thing to do is wait for dell promotions or
coupons and then stock up.
dell a920 cartridges form dell 'home and small office':
3 pak black $69.99 free shipping, no tax collected (effectively $23.33 each)
2 pak black $50.00 free shipping, no tax collected (effectively $25 each)
2 pak color $56.00 free shipping, no tax collected (effectively $28 each)
lexmark x1150 cartridges from buy.com:
1 pak black $25.95 plus shipping, no tax collected
1 pak color $28.26 plus shipping, no tax collected
"Ogden Johnson III" <> wrote in message
news:...
> "Scott" <> wrote:
>
> >I got a A920 free with a desktop - are there any other ink cartridges
work
> >with it?
>
> No. The cartridges are proprietary to the Dell A920, and standard
> Lexmark/Lexmark clone cartridges won't fit.
>
> There's no such thing as free with an inkjet printer [or, albeit, to a
> lesser degree with a laser printer], since they are like safety
> razors. Just as Gillette, Shick, et al, make their real money from
> the sale of blades for your $5.99 Mach 3, the real money in printers
> is from sale of ink/toner cartridges. In this case, Lexmark
> cartridges are at the higher end of the range of cartridge prices, and
> Dell's proprietary cartridges cost more than true-blue Lexmark
> cartridges. At least the last time I looked.
>
> [Which I do, since I've owned a Lexmark since 2000, and can compare
> prices with my wife's HP.]
> --
> OJ III
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> Lower and crunch the sig and you'll net me at comcast]
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