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- Openprinter allows easy cartridge refilling to reduce costs and limit waste, giving users control over ink consumption.
- It offers independent use of black and color cartridges, eliminating frustrating blockages like 'Cannot print in black because the yellow is empty'.
- Users can print in rich black or vibrant colors with single cartridges, or use both, and choose between standard sheets or versatile paper rolls for banners, strips, and customized formats.
- Compact and flexible, it fits on desks or walls, and is composed of standard, open-source components for easy assembly, maintenance, and repair, promoting durability and reducing electronic waste.
- Equipped with an open-source print server (CUPS), it works with Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android, and iOS, handling local and network printing without drivers.
- Technical specifications include 600 dpi for black and white, 1200 dpi for color, support for European and North American paper formats, and compatibility with HP cartridges and rechargeable ink bottles.
- Pre-orders are available through a Crowdsupply campaign, with cartridges and paper rolls easily found online, and Open Tools selling ink refill kits to lower costs.
- The device encourages scanning with mobile apps like Genius Scan and CamScanner, and features open-source files under the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0 license for non-commercial use and collaboration.