The new Epson ET-2600 and ET-2650 EcoTank Ink Printers are the latest from the technology brand that are purported to be a versatile way to maintain printing capabilities without having to ever replace a cartridge. Designed with a cartridge-free aesthetic, the Epson ET-2600 and ET-2650 Printers feature four super-sized ink tanks that are purported to be enough to last up to two-years with regular usage.
The Epson ET-2600 and ET-2650 EcoTank Ink Printers are capable of printing, scanning and copying documents and photos, as required. The printers are capable of offering a ten-page output per minute in black or 4.5-pages in color per minute. Users can enjoy wireless capabilities with both new printer models that will enable them to print directly from smartphones and tablets without having to utilize a computer.
The new Epson printers are intended to save about 80% of ink costs when compared to traditional printers.
Cartridge-Free Eco Printers
The Epson ET-2600 and ET-2650 EcoTank Ink Printers are Efficient
Trend Themes
1. Cartridge-free Printing - The trend of cartridge-free printers allows users to save on ink costs and reduces waste from disposable cartridges.
2. Versatile Printing Capabilities - The trend of printers with scanning and wireless capabilities offers users a convenient all-in-one solution for their printing needs.
3. Extended Ink Lifespan - The trend of printers with super-sized ink tanks that can last up to two years with regular usage reduces the frequency of ink replacements.
Industry Implications
1. Technology - The technology industry can embrace the trend of cartridge-free printers and develop innovative printing solutions with reduced ink consumption.
2. Office Supplies - The office supplies industry can capitalize on the trend of versatile printers with scanning and wireless capabilities by offering all-in-one printing solutions for businesses.
3. Environmental Protection - The environmental protection industry can leverage the trend of extended ink lifespan printers to promote eco-friendly printing practices, reducing waste from disposable cartridges.