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The Lexmark T640 is no longer in production. The printer can be found on websites like eBay or Craigslist. The cost is around $50 but the cartridges would be more.
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Where can one purchase Lexmark T640 printer?
A Lexmark T640 printer can be purchased at Office Depot, Office Max, Staples and Walmart. A used printer can also be found at Amazon, eBay or a local pawn shop at a cheaper price.
How much do branded Lexmark printer cartridges generally cost?
The Lexmark brand of black ink cartridge is on average about 25 dollars across most of their brands. A color cartridge can run as high at 35 dollars for the Lexmark brands.
What is the average page yield of Lexmark cartridges?
The page yield of Lexmark cartridges fluctuates depending on the type of Lexmark cartridge you have. If you have a high yield Lexmark cartridge, you can expect to print up to 475 pages per cartridge.
What are the names of the Lexmark printer copier machines for home use?
Some of the names of Lexmark printer copier machines for home use are Lexmark Pinnacle Pro, Lexmark Pro, Lexmark Interpret, Lexmark Prevail Pro, and Lexmark Interact.
When was Lexmark created?
Lexmark was created in 1991.
What is the population of Lexmark?
As of 2021, the population of Lexington, the city where Lexmark is headquartered, is approximately 323,800.
Which lexmark printer is same as dell p513w?
Lexmark S505
Where does your lexmark Z22 printer plug in?
where does my lexmark Z22 printer plug in
Who invented Lexmark Genesis All In One Printer?
Lexmark Genesis
Where can you download the imaging studio software for your lexmark x 2480?
lexmark S800
Is an iMac compatible with a Lexmark x75?
Yes, the Lexmark X75 is Mac compatible.
Where can one purchase a Lexmark 32?
Lexmark 32, a printer ink cartridge, is available at many different I.T. stores. It is also available at stores that specialize in printing. A cheaper, less reliable alternative, is to turn to a website like eBay to buy a Lexmark 32. This may be cost effective, but care is advised against not realizing what you really purchase.
