I would pay for a quality printer. Something along the lines of Epson EcoTank, but it's going to take some time to heal my printer wounds. The printer needs t

I would pay for a quality printer. Something along the lines of Epson EcoTank, but it's going to take some time to heal my printer wounds. The printer needs to be well built. The printer needs cheap ink, and no chipped cartridges, the ability to use generic ink, and ink cartridges that don't dry out. Then, and only then will I spend a lot on a printer. The printer industry seems to have shot themselfs in the foot while being clever with chipped cartridges. People realized they don't need to print? I have a Epson r2400 collecting dust. I just got tired of paying over a hundred dollars for their pricy ink. I am now so used to not printing; maybe I'll never return?