Artur5
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That last line of your post is the paradigm of wishful thinking ..
Alas, chipless first generation Pixmas, when we were able to reset the counter just clicking the front buttons, is the lost paradise of Canon users,
I’m not looking forward to new models. They will be expensive, unfriendly to refill and, image quality wise, almost the same.
Nowadays the Pro1000 requires already expensive single use chips to work. You bet that the new generation will be refill proof in practical terms.
Even if they made a Pro version of G series, refillable directly from bottles, probably each OEM ink bottle would have a different serial number that couldn’t be reused.
Alas, chipless first generation Pixmas, when we were able to reset the counter just clicking the front buttons, is the lost paradise of Canon users,
I’m not looking forward to new models. They will be expensive, unfriendly to refill and, image quality wise, almost the same.
Nowadays the Pro1000 requires already expensive single use chips to work. You bet that the new generation will be refill proof in practical terms.
Even if they made a Pro version of G series, refillable directly from bottles, probably each OEM ink bottle would have a different serial number that couldn’t be reused.