> Having the printer stop and let you put in a new cartridge when ink is low is a helpful feature.
Only if it also comes with a "I know it might be streaky, but print it anyway because I own this machine and I'm in charge here" feature.
Only if it also comes with a "I know it might be streaky, but print it anyway because I own this machine and I'm in charge here" feature.
Or something. :)
It's a good idea, but you do realize that realistically, people would just swap the two out, and in a few weeks or months would just have two near-empty cartridges?
I used to have a truck with two gas tanks, and a switch that would let me toggle which one I used. I would usually be pretty diligent at refilling every time I had to switch over, but there were several occasions when I found myself with both tanks dry.