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Over at printer.com, you can input your usage and get returned a list of recommended printers, including estimated costs of running that printer for five years. That way you can compare at a glance what your costs in ink are likely to be. I think you'll find that Kodak is cheaper, but...

Not yet, but I'm not sure how they could, seeing the variability there is among those options. I believe they're using real-time data based on current and past prices to calculate their numbers, and would need a broad range of current and updated prices on those options to integrate it into...

It's not exactly the same thing, but if you're looking at the long-term costs of running a printer, which is honestly where the real expense is, you can check printers out at www.printer.com. You can give it make and model, how much printing you do and if it's color or just b&w, and it will...