Brother Printers Are Now Ordering Their Own Ink and Toner
Amazon's Dash Replacement Service (DRS) is a technology which allows connected devices to physically place orders with Amazon. This can be accomplished in either of two ways:
Amazon is making DRS available to anyone, and documentation is freely available on its site. Several well known brands have plans to release DRS-enabled products in the next 30 days. Brita, Whirlpool, GE, and Oster, for example, all have DRS-enabled devices scheduled to hit the market in the next month. Remembering to buy dog food will no longer be a worry -- there are three companies that are promising gadgets for that.
Brother, however, appears to be the first major manufacturer with products readily available as of today. So if you're in the market for a new printer for your home or office, you may want to consider one of these DRS-enabled models. They range in price from $89 to $629 and can be purchased through Brother's DRS page. If you already own a Brother printer, check to see if your model is compatible here.