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Epson announce three new EcoTank printers to help decrease your ongoing printing costs

Epson has launched its latest EcoTank printer models with the ET-1910, ET-2910 and ET-2911 designed to replace traditional cartridge and laser printers with a more sustainable and cost-effective solution.

The ET-1910, ET-2910, and ET-2911 all include EcoTank technology, offering ultra-low-cost printing with savings of up to 90% compared to traditional cartridge or laser printing solutions.

Each of the new EcoTank printers arrives with enough ink to print thousands of pages, making it ideal for families with ongoing school printing needs, hybrid workers and small businesses looking to keep a close eye on ongoing costs.

EcoTank printers offer ease of use, with no cartridges to replace and tanks easily refilled using the included ink bottles.

The new ET-2910 and ET-2911 offer wireless connectivity, allowing you to print from mobile devices and any device on your home network.  The ET-1910 on the other hand, is more basic with a print-only solution with maximum value while offering simplicity in use.

Specifics:

Epson EcoTank ET-1910:

  • Main function – printing
  • Connectivity – Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct and Apple AirPrint
  • Print speed – 11 pages per minute black and white, 6 pages in colour
  • Number of printed pages out of the box – 3,600 black / 6,500 colour
  • RRP $299.00

Epson EcoTank ET-2910 (white model) and ET-2911 (black model)

  • Main functions – print, copy and scan
  • Connectivity – Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct and Apple AirPrint
  • Print speed – 11 pages per minute black and white, 6 pages in colour
  • Number of printed pages out of the box – 3,600 black / 6,500 colour
  • RRP 9.00

The Epson EcoTank ET-1910, ET-2910 and ET-2911 are now available at www.epson.com.au and through all good retailers.

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