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January 29, 2010

compatible ink cartridges – Lexmark X3550 Multifunction Printer

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The Lexmark X3550 is an all-in-one inkjet printer for home users who want an inexpensive multifunction on hand for occasional tasks. Lexmark’s X3550 prints, scans, copies, and e-faxes.

The cheap Lexmark X3550 features the white-and-light-gray body, with silver accents. The printer sits 17.8 inches wide, 7 inches tall and 12.8 inches deep. The input area of the printer is protected by a translucent plastic guard that deflects small objects such as paper clips and pens. The control panel is simple and well-organized. The centerpiece is the two-line, backlit text LCD. The cheap X3550 also offers two built-in memory card readers, as well as a PictBridge-enabled USB port for PC-free photo printing.

The wireless network card can be added to the printer for wireless printing across your home’s Wi-Fi network. The X3550′s features are standard for an entry-level all-in-one printer. This multifunctional X3550 printer isn’t fax-ready, the CD also includes Lexmark’s Fax Solutions utility, which lets you send and receive e-faxes, as long as your PC is equipped with a modem.

The quality of multifunctional X3550′s is also as expected: not spectacular, but decent and serviceable for the occasional home user. Black text prints obtained from black cartridge are nicely dark and looked good at arm’s length. The color graphics print revealed smooth color gradients. Overall, the X3550 did a decent job and is fine for home users who make occasional prints for reference.

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1. An ink cartridge, comprising: an ink-jet head; and plural liquid chambers storing inks different from each other, wherein a minimum value A1 (g/ml) for ink densities of the inks stored in the plural liquid chambers and a maximum value B1 (g/ml) for ink densities of inks each obtained by evaporating 10 mass % of each of the inks stored in the plural liquid chambers satisfy a relationship of (B1-A1)/A1.ltoreq.0.100.

2. An ink cartridge according to claim 1, wherein A1 and a maximum value B2 (g/ml) for ink densities of inks each obtained by evaporating 15 mass % of each of the inks stored in the plural liquid chambers satisfy a relationship of (B2-A1)/A1.ltoreq.0.070.

3. An ink cartridge according to claim 1, wherein a minimum value C1 (g/ml) and a maximum value D1 (g/ml) for the ink densities of the inks each obtained by evaporating 10 mass % of each of the inks stored in the plural liquid chambers satisfy a relationship of (D1-C1)/C1.ltoreq.0.090.

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