Inkjet delivers richer color and photos, while laser cranks out the sharpest, fastest text.

Both print, but they use different technologies that serve different purposes and will suit different people. Here's how to decide which is right for you.

Munbyn’s thermal printer now prints in color - kind of.

Color 3D printing has gone mainstream, and we expect more than one hacker will be unpacking one over the holidays. If you have, say, a color inkjet printer, the process is simple: print. Sure, maybe ...

A printer is an extremely useful accessory for any computer, be it home or office. When it comes time to buy a color printer, you'll have to make the decision between an inkjet model or a laser ...

The Dell 5130cdn color laser printer has the speed and features that offices with a high print volume need, along with nearly perfect print quality. Though it is expensive up front, its toner cost per ...

The printer often has a bad reputation — something that rarely works, or is always out of ink — often because of the complexity of commercial and office printers. But these at-home models should be ...

Color laser printers offer great speed and reliability for demanding business, home-office, and small-office users. While they’re great for individuals who want their documents in living color, laser ...

Solid-ink technology may make color output as common as laser prints. Highly magnified views of color laser (top) and solid ink (bottom). Note the greater consistency and the dense, crisp appearance ...

Oftentimes, lower-quality draft mode is more than sufficient for most print jobs. This can help increase page yields. Nearly ...

Printers are versatile devices that can serve many needs, and the best printers can accommodate any kind of document you want to print. However, if you use a printer for school or work, you’ll ...