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Senin, 28 Februari 2011

PCTechNotes

Posted: 27 Feb 2011 06:46 PM PST

The best way to find the right printer for you is to define exactly what you need it to do, and then find a printer that performs those jobs well. By buying a printer that does these well, and does only these jobs well, you’ll end up paying for the quality tasks you need, and not wasting money on tasks you don’t. Whether you’re printing a lot of paper cheaply, you want good looking photos, or you just need a simple, inexpensive home printer, there’s something on the market for you.

If you’re printing a lot of paper, you want to keep the cost down, and you don’t mind them all being in black and white, a laser printer is the best bet for you. This is the standard printer for many offices, as the cost per page is lower than any other printer, and it’s quite good quality too. It’s a bit more expensive up front, but you’ll save in the long run, so it’s an excellent investment.

If you need a basic printer for your home, and you’d like to keep the cost down, you may want to look into a portable printer. These printers are designed to work with laptops, and so they take up very little space, but they’re geared towards professionals, and so the quality is excellent. Since all they do is print, they’re inexpensive too, so it’s a great printer if you don’t plan on printing much, but need it to be good quality when you do.

Finally, if you need good photos, then the best all in one printers on the market will actually do a pretty good job. Unless you want a photo specific printer, in which case you’d look into a dye sublimation printer. These only print photos, but they do a great job.

The best printer for you is dependent on the job you want it to do. Define the job, and you’ll have your printer.

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Senin, 28 Februari 2011

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