The chip manufacturer has released replacement chips for use in Brother and HP machines.
In July 2018, Brother released a series of new A4 colour laser printers HL-L3270CDW series in North America, Europe, and Australia. This series Canon defined as a series of economical colour printers covering both single-function and multi-function printers. Print rich, vivid colour documents at up to 24ppm. This series of printers adopts LED printing technology, which makes the printer smaller in size and faster in printing speed. Together with the first use of duplex printing, scanning and faxing, this series could meet the different printing needs of small and medium-sized enterprises.
Apex says that the ASIC design chips are in “stable supply” and “easy to install in recycled cartridges”. The chips are for CMYK versions and are for use with Brother HL-L3210CW, Brother HL-L3230CDW, Brother HL-L3270CDW, Brother HL-L3290CDW, Brother MFC-L3710CW, Brother MFC-L3750CDW, Brother MFC-L3770CDW, Brother DCP-L3510CDW, Brother DCP-L3550CDW, Brother MFC-L3730CDN and Brother MFC-L3745CDW machines.
Also just released were replacement chips for use with the monochrome cartridges for use with HP Laserjet Pro M17a/17w, HP Laserjet Pro M15a/15w, HP Laserjet Pro MFP M28a/28w and HP Laserjet Pro MFP M29w machines. The chips are in the company’s SoC design and are said to be “design with consistent performance” and “easy to install in recycled cartridges”.
In November 2018, HP released two new printers HP LaserJet Pro M17a/17w with OEM cartridge CF247A in China. The models come with a compact size (100 square inches) and can be placed in almost any narrow space. With a print speed of 20ppm and a monthly load of up to 8,000 pages, the new printers use HP Smart for mobile devices to print, copy, scan.
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