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Fujifilm Instax Share SP 1
From
£143
Samsung Printer Xpress SL-M2835DW
From
£174
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, Wireless IEEE-802.11b/g/n
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 4800 dpi
Canon i Sensys LBP5050
From
£73
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 28ppm
3D SYSTEMS Cube Pro
From
£2,133
- Connectivity technology: USB, Wifi
Hp LaserJet CP5225N
From
£867
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 20ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 600 dpi
Epson Expression XP 55
From
£123
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, USB, Wifi
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 32ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 5760 dpi
Brother HL L2340DW
From
£201
- Connectivity technology: USB 1.1, USB 2.0, Wifi
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 2400 dpi
Brother HL 1110
From
£57
- Connectivity technology: USB
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 600 dpi
Samsung Xpress SL-C1810W
From
£157
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, Wireless IEEE-802.11b/g/n
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 19ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 9600 dpi
Brother P-Touch H 100
From
£109
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 180 dpi
Hp Color LaserJet Enterprise M553dn
From
£435
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, USB 2.0
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 38ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 1200 dpi
Hp LaserJet P2055DN
From
£833
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 1200 dpi
Samsung CLP-680DW
From
£342
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, USB 2.0
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 24ppm
- Horizontal colour printing resolution: 9600 dpi
Hp DesignJet T120
From
£639
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, Fast Ethernet
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 1200 dpi
- Horizontal colour printing resolution: 1200 dpi
Samsung SL M3820ND
From
£162
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, Ethernet 10/100Base-TX, FireWire IEEE-1284
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 1200 dpi
Samsung M2825ND
From
£259
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, USB 2.0
Canon PIXMA IX 6850
From
£143
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, USB 2.0, Wifi
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 10.4ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 9600 dpi
Epson TM U220B
From
£63
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, Parallel, Serial, USB 1.1, USB 2.0, Wireless IEEE-802.11b
Brother HL 1210W
From
£100
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, Wifi
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 600 dpi
Canon imagePROGRAF iPF680
From
£3,155
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, Ethernet 10/100Base-TX
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 2400 dpi
- Horizontal colour printing resolution: 2400 dpi
Datamax E 4204 B
From
£202
- Connectivity technology: Bluetooth, Parallel, Serial, USB 2.0, USB, Wireless IEEE-802.11b/g/n
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 203 dpi
- Supported memory media: CompactFlash Card
Datamax H-6308
From
£2,471
- Connectivity technology: Serial
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 203 dpi
Xerox B600V DN
From
£673
- Connectivity technology: USB, Gigabit Ethernet
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 1200 dpi
Zebra GX420d
From
£377
- Connectivity technology: Fast Ethernet
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 203 dpi
Xerox Phaser 6000
From
£148
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 10ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 600 dpi
Epson PLQ-22
From
£474
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0
Kyocera ECOSYS P 5026 cdn
From
£256
- Connectivity technology: USB, Gigabit Ethernet
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 26ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 9600 dpi
Epson WorkForce Pro m4095
From
£334
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0
OKI C831DN
From
£831
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, USB 2.0
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 35ppm
Kyocera ECOSYS P 5021 CDN
From
£148
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, Gigabit Ethernet
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 21ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 9600 dpi
Epson LX-350
From
£171
- Connectivity technology: Parallel, USB 2.0
Brother PTP750WZX1
From
£115
- Connectivity technology: Wireless Lan, Wired
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 180 dpi
- Supported memory media: USB
DNP DS 620
From
£1,155
- Connectivity technology: USB
- Horizontal colour printing resolution: 300 dpi
HiTi PRINGO
From
£99
- Connectivity technology: USB
Epson AcuLaser C1100
From
£88
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, Parallel, USB 2.0
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 5ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 600 dpi
Epson Ecotank L 805
From
£311
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, Wifi
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 38ppm
- Horizontal colour printing resolution: 5760 dpi
Brother HLL2370DN
From
£83
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, Ethernet 10/100Base-TX
Lexmark CS417dn
From
£70
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 30ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 1200 dpi
Canon LBP654Cx
From
£309
- Connectivity technology: USB, Wireless Lan
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 27ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 600 dpi
Brother HL L2310D
From
£69
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 1200 dpi
Canon LBP653Cdw
From
£249
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, USB, Wifi
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 27ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 600 dpi
Epson SureColor SC T5200D
From
£3,250
Epson LQ 100
From
£464
- Connectivity technology: Parallel, Serial
Brother HL-L8350CDW
From
£224
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, Ethernet 10/100Base-TX, Wireless IEEE-802.11b/g/n
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 32ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 2400 dpi
Ricoh SP 400 DN
From
£127
- Connectivity technology: Bluetooth, Ethernet, USB 2.0
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 30ppm
Kyocera p 3045 dn
From
£270
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, USB
- Supported memory media: microSDHC, MicroSDXC
Star Micronics FVP 10
From
£366
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, Parallel, Serial, USB
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 203 dpi
- Horizontal colour printing resolution: 203 dpi
Epson TM T88IV
From
£272
- Connectivity technology: Serial, USB 2.0
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 180 dpi
Lexmark CS 820 DTE
From
£862
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, USB, Wifi
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 57ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 1200 dpi
Star Micronics TSP700
From
£245
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, Parallel, USB 2.0
Epson TM P 20
From
£330
- Connectivity technology: Bluetooth, USB 2.0, USB, Wifi
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 203 dpi
Datamax H-6210
From
£2,274
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, Parallel, Serial, USB 2.0
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 200 dpi
- Supported memory media: Secure Digital Card
OKI ML3320
From
£392
- Connectivity technology: Serial
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 240 dpi
Lexmark MS810n
From
£449
- Connectivity technology: Ethernet, USB 2.0
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 1200 dpi
Zebra ZT420
From
£2,297
- Connectivity technology: Bluetooth, Ethernet, USB
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 203 dpi
Hp 452 DW
From
£427
- Connectivity technology: Bluetooth, Ethernet, Wifi
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 40ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 1200 dpi
Hp LASERJET PRO M 501 N
From
£333
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, Ethernet 10/100Base-TX
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 4800 dpi
OKI C 532 DN
From
£240
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, Gigabit Ethernet
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 30ppm
- Horizontal colour printing resolution: 1200 dpi
Epson WF 8090 D 3 TWC
From
£1,900
Hp 556 XH
From
£904
- Connectivity technology: USB 2.0, Gigabit Ethernet
- Max Colour Printing Speed: 50ppm
- Horizontal B&W printing resolution: 1200 dpi
Buying Guide - Printers
Types
The laser printer type has been around for over 25 years, although the technology has advanced significantly during that time. Laser printers work by projecting an image of the item to be printed onto an electrically charged drum, which electrostatically picks up dry ink (toner) particles onto the charged areas, and then fuses them to the paper using a warm roller.
You can find both black and white and laser colour printer models, and the speed and crispness of picture will vary between models.
Inkjet types of printer work to create an image by sending a very precisely controlled stream of tiny ink drops onto the paper. Today's inkjet printer models produce crisp images, both for text and pictures. There are many general purpose and photo specific inkjet models of printer on the market, and different manufacturers use very slightly different techniques, so always ask to see a printout from the specific printer model you are interested in.
Inkjet printers are generally slower at printing than laser printers, although the finished product can be very high quality, so inkjet printers are usually more suited to home environments where they will not be printing numerous images on a daily basis.
If you are looking to use a printer to print digital photos from a digital camera, you may want to look at a dedicated photo printer. These may be inkjet printers, but more often use a technique called dye-sublimation, which produces a picture by transferring ink in a continuous strip from a ribbon on to the paper using heat to lay each colour separately, finishing up with a clear laminate overlap on top. This printer produces a clear, natural looking photo that is dry when it emerges from the printer.
Finally, it is possible to buy multifunctional or all-in-one printer models, which offer multiple printer capabilities in one machine, usually a printer, scanner, photocopier, and fax together. These printer types will appeal to small and home business users particularly, as they are very space efficient.
You can find both black and white and laser colour printer models, and the speed and crispness of picture will vary between models.Inkjet types of printer work to create an image by sending a very precisely controlled stream of tiny ink drops onto the paper. Today's inkjet printer models produce crisp images, both for text and pictures. There are many general purpose and photo specific inkjet models of printer on the market, and different manufacturers use very slightly different techniques, so always ask to see a printout from the specific printer model you are interested in.
Inkjet printers are generally slower at printing than laser printers, although the finished product can be very high quality, so inkjet printers are usually more suited to home environments where they will not be printing numerous images on a daily basis.
If you are looking to use a printer to print digital photos from a digital camera, you may want to look at a dedicated photo printer. These may be inkjet printers, but more often use a technique called dye-sublimation, which produces a picture by transferring ink in a continuous strip from a ribbon on to the paper using heat to lay each colour separately, finishing up with a clear laminate overlap on top. This printer produces a clear, natural looking photo that is dry when it emerges from the printer.
Finally, it is possible to buy multifunctional or all-in-one printer models, which offer multiple printer capabilities in one machine, usually a printer, scanner, photocopier, and fax together. These printer types will appeal to small and home business users particularly, as they are very space efficient.
Ink
Most common desktop inkjet printer models use what are known as aqueous (which means water based) inks, which are actually a mixture of water, glycol and colour dyes. These inks provide printer models with a wide variety of vivid colours. Printer types using aqueous inks will normally print a layer of laminate on top, as otherwise the ink is likely to run.
Inkjet printers used in professional settings are more likely to use solvent inks, which allows for printing on many types of surface, including the boards and vinyls used to make, for example, stickers, billboards, and banners. Some professional inkjet printers use UV curable ink, which is cured (dried) by exposure to UV light. This produces an image that dries immediately and can by printed onto a wide range of uncoated surfaces, making them suitable for many industrial uses.
Inkjet printer ink is very easy to purchase, both from the manufacturer of the printer and also from third party manufacturers. Ink cartridges typically produce around 100-200 pages of printing before needing replacing, though this will vary between printer models.
Some printers require ink tanks, which are effectively just plastic cases full of ink, with more recent printer models taking one black tank alongside individual cartridges of the other main colours, which has the advantage of only replacing the colour that has run out. Other printer models may require you to buy a complete printhead ink cartridge, which replaces the printhead at the same time, with the idea of maintaining high print quality.
Laser printers take toner cartridges, and these normally last longer than ink ones, producing several thousand pages before needing to be replaced. Toner cartridges for a laser printer will have an expiration date, so ensure that they are used up before that date is reached.
Inkjet printers used in professional settings are more likely to use solvent inks, which allows for printing on many types of surface, including the boards and vinyls used to make, for example, stickers, billboards, and banners. Some professional inkjet printers use UV curable ink, which is cured (dried) by exposure to UV light. This produces an image that dries immediately and can by printed onto a wide range of uncoated surfaces, making them suitable for many industrial uses.Inkjet printer ink is very easy to purchase, both from the manufacturer of the printer and also from third party manufacturers. Ink cartridges typically produce around 100-200 pages of printing before needing replacing, though this will vary between printer models.
Some printers require ink tanks, which are effectively just plastic cases full of ink, with more recent printer models taking one black tank alongside individual cartridges of the other main colours, which has the advantage of only replacing the colour that has run out. Other printer models may require you to buy a complete printhead ink cartridge, which replaces the printhead at the same time, with the idea of maintaining high print quality.
Laser printers take toner cartridges, and these normally last longer than ink ones, producing several thousand pages before needing to be replaced. Toner cartridges for a laser printer will have an expiration date, so ensure that they are used up before that date is reached.
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