The Verge

Bricked Epson printers make a strong case for user repairability

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Ars Technica

Epson’s bricked printers highlight the industry’s repairability problem

Epson printers have had a nasty little issue for years. Some models will abruptly brick, even if they seem to be working fine, because the ink pads are supposedly too saturated. Epson has endured bad ...
Electronics Weekly

Back from the “dead” – Epson Stylus D68 printer

While reading about the Restart Project I came across a great post, about planned obsolescence and Epson printers… While reading about the Restart Project I came across a great post, about planned ...
CNET

Epson EcoTank ET-2550 review: Epson EcoTank printer replaces ink cartridges with DIY refills

The Epson EcoTank ET-2550 might look like a standard small form inkjet printer, but there's one big difference: instead of the traditional inkjet cartridges that most printers use to put images and ...
TechSpot

Epson EcoTank printers replace expensive ink cartridges with large reservoirs

If for some reason you've yet to make the jump to a laser printer, Epson's new line of EcoTank printers could put an end to your ink refill woes. Why so? Because they do away with ink cartridges ...