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         <description><![CDATA[Apollo Printers and ink cartridge products acted as a generic equivalent for Hewlett Packard as an alternative in response to discount vendors offering lower cost items. Apollo Printers became an assurance that HP could keep a foothold in the discount market for printer ink cartridges, and other printing products. Apollo, under the umbrella of HP, offered the same quality product and reliable service reputation as its parent company. Now defunct as a distributor, all available Apollo inkjet...]]></description>
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