Berto Discovers Ink is as Valuable as Gold or Oil
Berto Discovers Ink is as Valuable as Gold or Oil
Printer inkjet inks are notoriously expensive, often rivaling or surpassing the cost of other valuable fluids.
On a gram-per-gram basis, inkjet ink can be pricier than many luxury items, including high-end perfumes and vintage wines.
While crude oil is a significant economic commodity, its cost per liter pales compared to inkjet ink. The specialized formulation of printer ink, which includes precise blends of pigments, dyes, and stabilizers, contributes to its high cost.
Additionally, the proprietary nature of ink cartridges and the research and development involved in ensuring quality and compatibility with various printers drive prices even higher.
In some cases, printer ink can exceed the cost of human blood or even certain types of liquid gold used in electronics and fine jewelry. This stark price difference highlights inkjet ink’s unique and valuable nature in the modern market.
That’s why Berto has had some fun with this one this month…
Cartoon #134: Berto Discovers Ink is as Valuable as Gold or Oil
Berto’s previous cartoon, #133: It’s All There in Black and White Declares Berto
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