“What is the difference between HP61 Black and HP61 Black Noir?”

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• Nothing. Noir just means black in French.

  Answered by Chouse 7 years ago

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• No real difference... Noir is French for black.

  Answered by Shirl 7 years ago

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• The HP 61 Black Noir ink cartridge are much deeper of a black ink than their HP 61 Black cartridge.

  Answered by Ghost 7 years ago

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• The packaging

  Answered by Deadeye 7 years ago

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• The HP61 Black is true black The Noir has a brown tint.

  Answered by chris66 7 years ago

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• Isn't Noir french? It generally refers to dark as in a film genre. Or Black wine grape from a region I think. If so, either way, that would make it black black or dark black. To continue I would have to get all poetic...j me

  Answered by Atb4u 7 years ago

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