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ink jet
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(Electronics & Computer Science / Computer Science) a method of printing streams of electrically charged ink
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Just to straighten out the terminology right now, ink jet printers need ink cartridges and laser printers require toner, a powder that gets fused onto the paper with heat.
Laser Printer Vs. Ink Jet Printer by John Scevola / Computers and Internet community
Currently, with digital printing devices such as ink jet and laser printers that come fully equipped to handle many types of paper and printing jobs, you can save yourself and your business a few dollars each year by printing your required documents on your own.
How the Business World Has Changed Through Digital Printing by Dan tel / Advertising, marketing, public relations community
You want the documents your business prints to be around for the long haul, which is why you should consider a laser printer verses an ink jet printer.
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