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Answer by Adrian
Well, sort of.
You can buy refill kits for laser, but the vendors have gotten smart, and have “chips” in the toners that count pages, and any refill won’t work unless you replace the chip as well. (to reset the page count)

Many laser refill kits include the “chip” as well, but some lasers are not “refillable”, since a chip is not available (or vendor has sued the chip vendor like Lexmark has…)

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Answer by Jo Han
No, that’s the sucky thing about a lot of multifunctions; they won’t let you do anything if they detect an error condition (such as missing ink cartridge).

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Answer by Sam Vee
http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support

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Answer by BeBe
A Deskjet is an inkjet printer.

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Answer by Sam Vee
you dont buy a laser printer for photos. lasers use heat to burn the powder to paper. photos are not nearly as good as an inkjet even on a good laser, forget about a cheap one. you also cant use glossy photo paper in a laser because the heat destroys it. Read this

http://www.ccs-digital.com/Best-printer-deals.asp

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Answer by Flake-o-matic
Read the setup poster or the reference guide:

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&os=4063&product=90767&sw_lang=&

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Answer by Jonathan
The reason none of them talk about scanning speed is because there is no way to give an accurate estimate. When you scan a document you have an option on what DPI you want to scan it in as. This can be as low as 300 all the way up to 3000+ depending on the printer. This setting is almost entirely responsible for how fast or how slow it will scan the document. If you choose 300 DPI it would generally take between 20-40 seconds to scan and transfer to your computer, but if you choose say 2400 DPI it would take between 11-13 minutes. All-in-one printers will generally all have the same scan speed, at least for ones in the same generation. Like a printer that’s 5 years old will not be exactly as fast as one that was just released, but an HP that was made this year and a Epson that was made this year would only differ by seconds if any.

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Answer by ray_diator
Have you tried their website?

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i want to know ho wmuch it should be sold for
WOrking
and
NOt working

because its semiworking due to hardware issues, from samsung..

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Answer by Jess
sorry but unless its working completely u wont get anything for it. As a rule, when I’m selling something used that works fine I usually discount what I paid by 75% but will accept any offers above 50%

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Answer by ???
A cartridge is good for private use- you don’t print very often. Mine always runs out of ink very quickly. For laser, I can print a lot without having to get more toner, it also doesn’t “smudge” if the paper gets wet. I’ll recommend laser, but it’s based on your needs.

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