The difference is the technology used in the printing.
The dot matrix printer uses a matrix of needles that press through an inked ribbon to leave marks on the paper. The laser printer uses a roller system to leave charged area on the paper which attracts toner (fine particles of pigment) to stick to the paper.
The dot matrix printer is largely obsolete nowadays; it has been replaced by laser/ink jet and thermal systems which are much quieter - making them more suitable for office and home use.
An ink jet printer simply prints. A color laser copier COPIES. This is the significant difference between the two.
Laser printers are the fastest among the three. They use a laser and toner to print quickly and efficiently, especially for high-volume jobs. Inkjet printers are slower but offer better color quality, while dot matrix printers are the slowest, mainly used for printing multipart forms or continuous paper.
Laser printer is the best printer on all these three categories.
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An ink jet printer simply prints. A color laser copier COPIES. This is the significant difference between the two.
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Laser printer, then inkjet, then dot matrix, then thermal printers.
No, a dot matrix printer has small pins that hit a ribbon of ink. A laser printer uses toner type ink.
Depend on type of Printer. A laser, LED or electrostatic printer, YES. Dot matrix or Thermal Printer, No.
Another name for a laser printer is an LED Printer. LED stands for Light Emitted Display. Laser Printers are more common in business than in the home, but they can work in either.
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Yes, "dot matrix" is an older type of printer that you don't see much now, because inkjet and laser printers have become standard.