What Is The Difference Between Laserjet, Officejet, And Deskjet Printers? Quality?
Filed in Deskjet Help Forums on พ.ย..06, 2009
Which one is most economic when it comes to ink usage?
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พฤศจิกายน 6th, 2009 at 7:19 am
I agree with the answer that said speed. But also keep in mind quality, laserjets (in my experience) give a superior quality print for black & white.
The one thing that the officejet and deskjets do better for the money, is color printing. I don’t think you can even get an HP laserjet color printer for under $400; but you can get an HP deskjet color printer for as cheap as $40.
The difference between officejets and deskjets, is that officejets are bigger, faster, and more expensive. Other than that, I think the quality between the two is about the same (at least for the top-line deskjets).
For all the details, check out the HP link below and use the links on the left hand column to navigate. Good luck.
พฤศจิกายน 6th, 2009 at 10:25 am
Speed.Laserjets are the fastest
พฤศจิกายน 6th, 2009 at 2:11 pm
A laserjet is a laser printer. It uses toner instead of ink. I think they’re usually more expensive up front, but you save on black and white copies in the long haul.
I’m not sure about the difference between officejet and deskjet printers. It’s probably durability, since office printers usually handle a whole lot more work than a home printer would.