A line printer and dot matrix printer differ in how they print pages. Line printers are more commonly used with computers, while dot matrix printers function similarly to a typewriter.
A line printer print pages exactly as its name implies, one line at a time. Dot matrix printers use pins arranged in a matrix that physically strike an ink ribbon between the pin and the paper to print characters.
Line matrix printers can print roughly 1,200 lines per minute, or generally about 20 pages per minute. Dot matrix printers print about 40-300 characters per second, or about six to seven pager per minute, at best.
Dot matrix printers have a lower print quality than line printers. The characters' shapes on pages printed using a dot matrix printer appear as a number of dots connected together. Line printers print solid characters and can use a wide variety of font face and sizes.
A line matrix is a type of printer which is a compromise between a dot matrix printer and a line printer.
A dot matrix is an impact printer. A scanner is not a printer.
shuttle-matrix printer is high speed printer that works like dot-matrix printer.
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Dot Matrix Printer is the cheapest printing cost.
Nope they are categorized under impact printers. Some examples of non impact are: line printer, daisy wheel printer, golf ball printer, dot matrix printer, Braille printer.
There are two types of dot matrix printer 1. unidirectional 2. bi-directional
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No, a dot matrix printer has small pins that hit a ribbon of ink. A laser printer uses toner type ink.
Dot matrix printer is slow and impact i.e makes noise when printing whereas a laser printer is fast and is expensive as compared to a dot matrix printer.