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2. Inkjet Printers An inkjet printer propels tiny droplets of ink onto the paper during printing, which then must dry. They are the most common type of printer due to their low cost, high quality of output, capability of printing in vivid color, and ease of use. Unfortunately, frequent ink cartridge replacement may drive up the daily operating cost. http://www.absolutetoner.com/

3. Advantages • Most model are very affordable • Great for occasional use at home or office. • Capable of printing images with photo-quality results. • Produces vivid colors. • Disadvantages • Can be costly to operate and maintain. • Slower printing print speed compared to most laser printers. • Ink cartridges tend to have a short life. http://www.absolutetoner.com/

4. Laser Printers Laser printers use a special laser to produce an electrically charged image on a drum, which is then rolled through powdered toner. The toner then fuses onto the paper using heat. Laser printers have traditionally been used for business applications because of high printing speeds and ability to handle large volume printing. In general, laser printers tend to be more expensive than inkjet printers. http://www.absolutetoner.com/

5. Advantages • Usually costs less to operate on a daily basis. • On average, toner cartridges have a longer life. • Sharp text quality. • Fast printing speeds. • Disadvantages • Can be more expensive at time of purchase. • Sometimes images and detailed graphics do not print as well. • Toner cartridges can be very costly to replace. http://www.absolutetoner.com/

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