Besides impeding the production of new and advanced printers, the chip crunch is also making it arduous for Canon to make printer cartridges as it used to earlier. In a press note, Canon has ...

Lexmark, HP, Canon, Brother, and others all effectively require users to purchase first-party ink and toner. To enforce the use of first-party cartridges, manufacturers typically embed chips ...

As a result of the ongoing global chip shortage, Canon is scrambling to appease a wave of furious customers after its own ink cartridges are malfunctioning to be read as fake. A widespread outcry ...

Canon is reporting that it has been forced to ship toner cartridges without chips that identify toner levels, leading to error messages when the cartridges are ...

An unexpected side effect of the global semiconductor shortage came to light this week — Japanese printer manufacturer Canon announced ... consumable ink and toner cartridges without microchips.

Those of you using Canon printers might be interested in a useful hack that allows you to reset your print cartridges, enabling you to use every drop of ink. Printer cartridges are expensive to ...

Canon has been sending out emails to its customers, letting them know that changes are coming to its ink and toner cartridges for multifunction printers (MFP). It wasn't too long ago that Canon ...

Canon Pixma printers use individual ink cartridges for each of four to six colors. Cartridges have a small microchip that will need to be reset when you refill them, so you'll need a chip reset ...