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I often ask myself the same. I think one of the main reasons could be the fact that, differently from most of the devices you mentioned, a printer is not standa
by 0xCAP 3y ago
I often ask myself the same. I think one of the main reasons could be the fact that, differently from most of the devices you mentioned, a printer is not standalone device that needs firmware to work properly on a plethora of generations of OSs. Add the fact that afaik there's no universal cartridge standard, so to bring value to the table they should distribute their own cartridges globally...
- abeppu 3y ago> Add the fact that afaik there's no universal cartridge standard, so to bring value to the table they should distribute their own cartridges globally... I would have hoped for such a company to target compatibility with the existing generic printer cartridges that HP is working so hard to not accept.
- wmf 3y agoa printer is not standalone device that needs firmware to work properly on a plethora of generations of OSs Nah, a printer with PostScript and AirPrint will work on every OS.
- TYPE_FASTER 3y agoIronically, my Brother laser printer required a firmware update to get AirPrint to work well.