Because they are reasonably cheap to buy nowadays. Most makers rely more on the long term sale of consumables, such as ink cartridges, etc, so price their printers fairly low.
No, inkjet printers use water-soluble ink and and your label will run.
Inkjet printers are used as a less expensive alternative to a black and white laser printer and a color laser printer. Inkjet printers, however, do require that one frequently replaces the inkjet with a new one regularly.
Inkjet printers are machines that spray microscopic droplets of ink onto paper. Inkjet printers are generally cheaper, smaller, and can be used to print both text documents and high quality colored images, especially photos. BUT be wary of cheap inkjet printers as those will end up costing you a fortune later on.
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The two commonly used printers are: laser and inkjet.
As with any printer, an inkjet is used to print characters/graphics on to paper or acetate film.
Injet Printers. The quality of the paper used with inkjet printers significantly affects the quality of printed output. You should use only paper that is desinged for an inkjet printer, and you should use a high-grade paper to get the best results. (page 1165, Guide to Managing and Maintaining Your PC, seventh edition, Jean Andrews).
Printing :) Inkjet printers use ink to make a hard copy of what you send to the printer electronically. Laser printers use something called toner. Toner is basically a powdered version of ink that is applied to paper using a laser. Laser printers are much faster than inkjet, but the quality is generally not good with pictures.
it depend on what kind of inket printer is being used. but usually you would commonly find them in a library.
Inkjet printers are fairly cheap, though the ink cartridges can prove expensive, depending on heavy or light usage, of course. Inkjet printers are usually easy to maintain and clean. The main problem, especially if the printer isn't used very often, is drying ink blocking the print-head, etc. Personally, I prefer my mono laser printer, but then I don't want to do colour printing anyway.
Probably because people wanted more flexibility from their printers. Daisy-wheel printers are limited to the character set on the wheel. If you want a different font, you need to physically change the wheel for a different one. Dot matrix printers cured that by using tiny pins striking through an ink ribbon. However - their downfall was that they could only print in one colour (again unless you changed the ribbon). Inkjet printers have multi-colour cartridges - enabling them to combine red, yellow, blue and black ink into millions of different colours.
Most larger towns and cities will have stores that specialize in selling printer ink. Some of these stores will let a person trade in their used ink cartridges for recycled printer ink cartridges.