Which printer is best laser inkjet or dot matrix?
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56 Citations | The most suitable 3D printer, however, should be selected considering all factors. |
| Laser printing with a spatial light modulator (SLM) has several advantages over conventional raster-writing and dot-matrix display (DMD) writing: multiple pixel exposure, high power endurance and existing software for computer generated holograms. | |
6 Citations | Providing a reasonable alternative to noisy dot matrix printers, ThinkJet set the stage for subsequent generations of HP thermal inkjet technology (TIJ). |
23 Jan 2000 56 Citations | for A4 paper in 360 dpi (dots per inch) high resolution, a performance level that makes this the fastest inkjet POS printer in the world. |
36 Citations | In this condition, we need a high-efficient, eco-friendly, cost-saving manufacture technology; one of the most promising alternatives is the inkjet printing. |
| The laser printer currently sets the pace for versatility and quality, but the development of both dot matrix and daisywheel printers has never been too far behind. | |
66 Citations | Laser-based techniques provide excellent means for liquid microprinting, with several advantages over other more conventional printing techniques, such as being nozzle-free (as opposed to inkjet, for instance) or requiring minimal engineering of the liquid properties in the pre-printing stage. |
39 Citations | Inkjet printing is an excellent printing technique and an attractive alternative to conventional technologies for the production of flexible, low-cost microelectronic devices. |
| The results indicate that inkjet printing provides a good formation uniformity for explosive inks. | |
02 Dec 2011 | Inkjet printing offers the advantages of low cost, large area throughput and high speed processing. |