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The two printers that I am going to compare are a Dot matrix printer and a Laser Printer. These two printers may be used in a business.
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Grishma Patel Comparison of Two Types Of Printers The two printers that I am going to compare are a Dot matrix printer and a Laser Printer. These two printers may be used in a business. This is why I have chosen these particular printers. However, an Ink Jet printer may also be used in a business. Dot Matrix Printer A Dot Matrix printer has a print head which moves across the paper. There is a set of pins in the print head which shoot out and strike the ink ribbon against the paper as the printhead moves along. A Dot Matrix printer produces characters that are made up of dots using a wire-pin print head. These printers produce low to medium quality black and white printing. You cannot print in colour. The number of pins that there are in the print head often categorises Dot Matrix printers e.g. normally 9, 18 or 24. The strengths of a...
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