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No matter how hard you try to avoid printing documents, you somehow end up doing so as we can’t yet achieve a paperless office or home. Therefore, you will have to purchase a printer cartridge at some point or the other if you have a printer at your home or office. However, purchasing an inkjet cartridge for your printer can be a daunting task due to the high cost involved. Therefore, we’ve come up with an inkjet cartridge buying guide to help you choose the best inkjet cartridge for your printer. Follow the tips below to end up purchasing the best inkjet cartridge. (more…)

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Gmail Labs have a host of new features in the experimentation process. The popular email service from Google has added a new “Labs” feature called Auto-advance which lets you automatically move to the previous or next conversation after Archiving, Deleting or Muting an individual e-mail message.

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Back in August, Microsoft announced the shipping date and prices for Mac Office 2011 and as promised, they made it available yesterday.

The update to the Microsoft’s flagship product and most popular productivity suite includes a number of major additions, including the return of Visual Basic scripting, the replacement of Entourage with a Mac version of Outlook, and integration with Microsoft’s online collaboration tools.

Office 2011 for Mac is available to purchase from Apple, Amazon, or directly from Microsoft. If you’re happy with Word, Excel and Powerpoint, you can go for Home & Student version that has a retail price of £109.95 for three licenses, and if you want Outlook also, Home & Business version is available for £189.95.

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I always wondered why can’t we have P2P connection through Wi-Fi as I really wanted to connect my laptop with my phone or with my brother’s phone. Though Bluetooth has been around for years now, its range is limiting especially if you’re working in your garage and want to access something on your laptop from your phone. Finally, Wi-Fi Alliance listened to the demand of my heart and has introduced Wi-Fi Direct and have started certifying several new laptop components. As many of you might be wondering its possible uses, I believe the possibilities are endless. (more…)

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Compatible with the HP LaserJet series, the HP 12A black toner cartridge prints 2000 pages at 5% yield. It is easy to use and simple to install. What makes HP 12A cartridge popular amongst home and business users is that it is compatible with a number of quality laser printers.

Here at mouse2house we’re selling the recycled original HP 12A cartridge for only £18.49, but you can also get it from other leading printer suppliers. Take a look below to see their offers.

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Say No to OEM Cartridges

Our recycled original HP 12A is professionally remanufactured by our suppliers GreenTech, who are based in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire.

GreenTech cartridges are original brand cartridges (OEM) that have been recycled just the once.

All of the recycled original HP 12A cartridges are made from empty originals, with 93% of the cartridge being made from recycled casing.

GreenTech HP 12A cartridges are found to be faulty for just 1-2% of orders

The industry average fault rate for new original brand cartridges however is commonly between 2-3%.

If you do need a replacement for your recycled original cartridge then we now provide a free next day replacement service. Simply get in touch with us via email (customercare@mouse2house.co.uk) or call us on 0845 257 2088.

Tips to save money on printing

One of the best ways to save money when printing is obviously to switch to a recycled cartridge. This does the same job as the original, but comes without the hefty price tag and can save you up to 70%. We have also found some other tips to help you save money. (more…)

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While Apple fans proudly show off the Apple logo on the back of all their devices coming out of Cupertino and are happy with whatever Apple have shipped, some of us want to customise our iDevices to be different. For iPhone users we showed some unique iPhone cases, but it’s iPad fans who are going to be privileged to have a chance to give a little personal touch to their 10″ tablet.

If you’re planning to buy an iPad, Apple has a great new deal for you as you can add a laser-engraved message onto the back of your iPad for free. However, there is a price to pay in terms of the delay in shipping time and special sales and refund policy. (more…)

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I remember my first portable music player. It was the Sony Walkman with a cassette player and it steadily became a big part of my life. Later on we then saw portable CD players and then iPods replacing the cassette player but it still remains a hallmark in portable media players. After 30 years, Sony has announced that they will stop manufacturing and selling the cassette Walkman on the iPod’s 9th anniversary. (more…)

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Printable address labels save you or your business a lot of time and hence money. However, choosing the right address labels can also be a bit tricky. Therefore, we’re bringing this buying guide to help you choose the best printable address labels. Keep the following factors in mind while buying your address labels. (more…)

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Last month we told you about a humanoid robot iCub that could teach itself to use a bow and arrow. The use of artificial intelligence in robots is not something very new but a robot that can read your mind to perform certain actions and train itself is a novel idea.

A team of researchers at the Neural Systems Laboratory, University of Washington, lead by Dr Rajesh Rao is aiming “to take brain-computer interface (BCI) technology to the next level by attempting to teach robots new skills directly via brain signals.”

How It Works? (more…)

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Back in April we were sad to bid farewell to the Floppy Disk as the optical disks killed the old magnetic diskettes. Well it seems that history is going to repeat itself with probably USB flash drives now killing optical disks. While CDs, DVDs and Blu-rays are here to stay for a while at least, it’s been ages since I last used an optical disk in my notebook. (more…)