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By Michael Palamountain, CNET.com.au on 05 June 2007 04:55 PM
Tags: brother, mfc-440cn, multifunction, all in one, inkjet, printer, scanner, copier
1 2 Why is there absolutely no mention of Total Cost of Ownership in this evaluation? And no mention of the product's eco friendliness?
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Stay away from it unless you want to spend a lot of money on ink.
This Brother MFC cleans the nozzles using ink even if you do not print anything. If you run out of any of the ink cartridges you can%u2019t even send a fax although that does not require any ink. This unit is design to make many for the manufacturer until its last day.
The bad: expencive to run, will not function in any way if one of the cartridges run out of ink.