How is a laserjet printer different from an inkjet printer? |
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An Inkjet printer uses a printhead to "shoot" ink on to a page. An electronic device actually boils the ink, making it expand and shoot out. You can get some more info here.
http://computer.howstuffworks.com/question163.htm
Most laser printer uses toner, it is a powder made of plastic and a little metal. A laser writes a picture on to a drum, where ever the laser writes attracts toner. Then the toner is transferred to the paper and melted in to the paper. You can look up more of this process here.
http://www.howstuffworks.com/laser-printer.htm
Bottom line is inkjets have a better print quality, all though most are slower and can't be repaired if they break. Laser printers are made to print thousands, if not millions of pages in there life time. Laser printers are more expensive than inkjets but you will spend more on ink cartridges than toner cartridges over time, depending on how much you print.
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