Multi functional printer
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A multifunction printer, also known as an MFP or all-in-one printer, can print, copy, scan, and fax, replacing multiple individual devices. While early MFPs were expensive and unreliable, using inkjet technology, modern MFPs have lower prices and higher quality output. MFPs aimed at home use still typically use inkjet technology, which allows for high-quality color printing though slowly, while some models now include card readers or PictBridge ports for direct digital camera printing without a computer.
Multi functional printer
- 2. Sometimes you need more than a printer, and adding a scanner, a copier, and a fax machine can turn your home- printing center into a bona fide home office. But you know what they say about all work and no play; remember a multifunction inkjet printer will also give you great photos for your
- 3. A multifunction printer, sometimes abbreviated MFP, is an all-purpose device that prints, faxes, copies and scans. Multifunction printers are generally marketed to small business owners and home offices as a single integrated device that can replace several bulky individual devices. A multifunction printer is also known as a mopier or all-in-one (AIO). The first multifunction printer was introduced in the early 1990s. Based on inkjet technology, the device was expensive and relatively unreliable, and produced print of mediocre quality. Since then, prices have declined and quality improved as major manufacturers such as Hewlett-Packard, Canon, Lexmark, Xerox and Brother have entered the market. A multifunction printer aimed at general consumers is still likely to be based on inkjet technology. While slow at printing, these devices allow for high quality color output. Some devices now come with media reader slots, enabling users to insert the flash memory cards from their digital cameras. This allows printing of digital photos without having to access a computer. Recent models may also come with a standard port known as PictBridge. PictBridge allows users to connect virtually any recent digital camera directly to the printer, bypassing the home computer.
- 4. There are several printer technologies used in today's home, office and banking printers. Dot matrix printers, known also as impact printers, represent the oldest printing technology, are still the widespread today, grace of it's best cost per page ratio. Dot matrix printers are divided on two main groups: serial dot matrix printers and line dot matrix printers (or simply line printers). In serial dot matrix printers the characters are formed by the print head (or print head). Such a print head has a number of print wires (pins) arranged in vertical columns and electro-magnetic mechanism able to shoot these wires. There are two main print head technologies - in the first one electromagnetic field shoots the print head's wire. In the second one, the so called permanent magnet print heads, a spring shoots the print head wire and the magnetic field just holds the spring in stressed and ready to shoot position. When the electromagnetic field equalizes the magnetic field,
- 8. HP officejet Pro 8600 Plus The $299 HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus e-All-in-One printer is an updated version of the Pro 8500A Plus multifunction CNET reviewed last year. The flagship of HP's work centric inkjet line gets a performance makeover from the inside out, with improvements to the speed of the print engine and the texture of the 4.3-inch touch-screen display, and a sleeker chassis that hides fingerprints better than the previous version. The device also takes printing to the cloud with e-Print and an accompanying iOS application that make the Officejet Pro
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