Now available HP 130A Toner Cartridges

Now in stock at sprint-ink.co.uk. Get value for money with this HP CF35 Toner Cartridge Multipack. The HP 130A Compatible Toner Cartridge Multipack for the HP Colour LaserJet Pro M176n and HP Colour LaserJet Pro M177fw, is designed specifically to match the quality and technology of genuine HP 130A toner cartridges. So you can be confident that you’re using compatible printer cartridges that have been developed with one aim in mind – to create vibrant quality prints time after time at a price you can afford.

This individually packaged HP CF35 Toner Cartridge Multipack contains the following toner cartridges:

This HP toner cartridge multipack contains the following compatible toner cartridges:

1 x HP CF350A Compatible Black Toner Cartridge - HP 130A

1 x HP CF351A Compatible Cyan Toner Cartridge - HP 130A

1 x HP CF353A Compatible Magenta Toner Cartridge - HP 130A

1 x HP CF352A Compatible Yellow Toner Cartridge - HP 130A

We have moved!

It’s been quite a busy couple of months at sprint-ink.co.uk – we recently had a major relaunch of our website and during this process we also created a new blog page incorporated in the sprint-ink website. You can still find Reviews and helpful articles on all our products, including printer ink, toner cartridges, franking machine ink, franking machine labels and printer paper and all the usual printer news and printing tips at our new blog page

We’ve updated the sprint-ink.co.uk website!

Fanfare please! The sprint-ink.co.uk website has undergone a bit of an overhaul…we have updated it! With a whole new look making searching for your printer ink and toner cartridges clearer, cleaner and more user-friendly.

All our products now come with Free Next Day UK Delivery! 99% of orders will arrive next day at no extra cost!

You can easily find your ink cartridge using our new ‘Quick Search’ along with money saving offers and links to information about sprint-ink.co.uk.

We would love to hear what you think of the new site layout and design.

Print your own ‘Mini Me’ while you shop.

Asda will become the first supermarket in the country to offer in-store 3D printing in its stores and it begins trials on October 15.

The supermarket chain said it will be offering the 3d printing service, which can scan anything up to the size of a car and reduce it down to an 8-inch model. The 3d printing service will first be tested at its York store, before being rolled it out more widely if it’s successful.

With prices ranging from £40, shoppers simply need to pop into the store with whatever they want scanned and can then pick up their item as they are doing their shopping the following week, Asda says.

The company envisage one of their top requests will be for customers to have themselves scanned to produce a 8 inch replica. Whether people would want to spend £40 on a ‘mini me’ remains to be seen, but it would be an original sculpture.

Source: http://goo.gl/Ieh5bR

NASA plans first 3D printer space launch in 2014

US space agency NASA is planning to launch a 3D printer into space next year to help astronauts manufacture spare parts and tools in zero gravity.

It will be the first time a 3D printer has been used in space and could help reduce the costs of future missions.

Read More: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-24329296

Google surprise everyone by announcing Android KitKat.

Google surprised everyone today by announcing that the next version of Android will be called Android KitKat.

Google have decided to co-promote the launch of the next version of Android with Nestle and named the new version as Android KitKat. Why would Google associate themselves and their one billion activation strong Android operating system with a confectionery sweet?

Is this another stroke of brilliance on Google’s part?

Source: http://goo.gl/eXXUYG 

It's Business As Usual As School Holidays Come To An End.

With the long school summer holidays coming to a close, some companies find it a great relief that business gets ‘back to normal’

Companies offering business services tend to factor August into their business plans as a ‘quite month’.  With warmer weather and staff holidays business decisions or purchasing tends to be postponed until September arrives.  “Starting in September” and “I’ll get back to you in September” are common themes.  Even networking tends to slow down with many business networks not bothering to hold August meetings.

How do the school holidays affect your small business?