Hp Ink Cartridge Mystery

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Ockerr

Hi All
I think I have a problem , I brought 2, Hp No79 Ink Cartridges
Number C6578d I was told they are Full Capacity
Does anyone know the difference between the
C6578AA and the C6578DA and the C6578D
I think I might have been ripped off here
I know the AA is High Capacity, and the DA is listed at Value Capacity
But what is the D, and how much Ink is in the Value Capacity
Cheers and thanks
 
Can't tell you even though I just replaced a color cartridge 6578. By
the cost it was the high capacity one. Every HP cartridge that I have
bought tells the amount of ink on the side of the cardboard
container. So just go to a store and look at them.
 
A cartridge - 39 mL
D cartridge - 19 mL

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Correction....

A is 38 mL not 39 mL
D is 19 mL
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Ockerr said:
Hi All
I think I have a problem , I brought 2, Hp No79 Ink Cartridges
Number C6578d I was told they are Full Capacity
Does anyone know the difference between the
C6578AA and the C6578DA and the C6578D
I think I might have been ripped off here
I know the AA is High Capacity, and the DA is listed at Value Capacity
But what is the D, and how much Ink is in the Value Capacity
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The first letter indicates the capacity; A is the large cartridge (38mL) and D
is the 19 mL cartridge. The second letter indicates the region - A for Asia, N
for North America, E for Europe, et cetra. The region is only used to
differentiate the packaging languages and regulatory statements; the actual
cartridge inside will be simply marked C6578A of C6578D and will be the same
across the different regions.

Regards,
Bob Headrick, not speaking for my employer HP
 
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