In 2002 SCC developed its own computer chip that would duplicate the'handshake' used by the Lexmark chip, and that also included a verbatim copy of the Toner Loading Program, which SCC claimed was necessary to allow the printer to function.
SCC's chip also included a verbatim copy of the Toner Loading Program, which SCC claimed was necessary to allow the printer to function. In 2002 SCC developed its own computer chip that would duplicate the'handshake' used by the Lexmark chip.
In 2002 SCC developed its own computer chip that would duplicate the'handshake' used by the Lexmark chip. SCC's chip also included a verbatim copy of the Toner Loading Program, which SCC claimed was necessary to allow the printer to function.
In 2002 SCC developed its own computer chip that would duplicate the'handshake' used by the Lexmark chip. SCC's chip also included a verbatim copy of the Toner Loading Program, which SCC claimed was necessary to allow the printer to function.