Inkjet printers are more popular than laser printers for home use because they’re smaller, more affordable, and create richer graphics and color photos. If you don’t print that often or that much, say ...

Chances are, you’ve been shopping for a new printer and can’t decide which to invest in. That’s because there are two major types of printers for consumer use: Inkjet and Laser. The question is, which ...

Back in 2005, we compared color ink jet printers with laser printers and came out overwhelmingly in favor of laser printers for small businesses. In the intervening years, however, it seems the inkjet ...

I'm Sayan Ghosh and I'm a contributor from Canada. I'd describe myself as an amateur photographer who loves storytelling and trying different street food. When not working, I'm on my custom-built PC, ...

The “inkjet vs. laser” printer stereotypes are becoming less accurate. Once home-oriented, inkjets now include models that are sufficiently fast and capable to keep up with an office’s demands. By the ...

When you compare the output from digital presses to the pages that emerge from your color laser printer, the disparity between their respective abilities to reproduce photographs may seem puzzling, ...

QUESTION: I need to replace my old inkjet printer and can’t figure out if a laser or inkjet makes more sense for me. I don’t really print much, so the cheaper the better. ANSWER: As with most ...

The last time we waded into the inkjet-versus-laser printer debate, we advised our readers to dump their inkjets and move to monochrome (black and white) laser printers. Our advice stemmed from the ...

David vs. Goliath: Here are two versions of the same photo, printed by the Brother color laser printer and my lab-quality pro inkjet printer. Can you tell which is which? Take a guess! The answer is ...

Most of the lasers used in items such as DVD players or optical mice are inorganic. They last much longer than organic lasers (which utilize carbon-based materials to amplify light), but they're also ...