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Regardless of the types of documents your company needs to print, you want output hardware that offers the best performance for the purchase price you can afford. Today's inkjet devices offer ...

A printer that propels droplets of ink directly onto the medium. Today, most inkjet printers are color printers that use four inks packaged in separate cartridges: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and blacK. The ...

Need to print something? Chances are, an inkjet can handle it. This familiar technology powers a vast variety of single-function printers and all-in-ones (AIOs) designed for home and office printing.

To select the right printer for your specific needs, you need to understand the difference between inkjet, laser, color, photo, dot matrix, bar code, label, and multifunction printers. Today there are ...

A laser-class printer that uses solid wax inks that are melted into a liquid before being used. Instead of jetting the ink onto the paper directly as inkjet printers do, solid ink printers jet the ink ...

Monochrome printing devices once dominated the office desktop. Color arrived in the form of bulky, expensive equipment that only print shops and big corporations could afford, then democratized to ...

Instead of mucking about fabbing PCBs with the toner transfer method, or making masks for photosensitive boards, the holy grail of at-home circuit board manufacturing is a direct inkjet-to-etch method ...

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