A type of printer that sprays dots of ink onto paper to create the image Modern inkjet printers can have resolutions of up to 2880 dpi (dots per inch) and create true photo-quality prints
- A printer that places ink on the paper by spraying droplets through tiny nozzles
A type of printing that jets ink onto paper to produce text and graphics Inkjet printing is a cheaper alternative to laser printing
A method of printing via a computer In BTB Mailflight addresses are inkjet printed onto paper and polythene The InkJet printer works by squirting a jet of very fine droplets of ink onto the paper in a pattern determined by a computer The InkJet computer reproduces letters and numbers to form addresses or words
Inkjet technology used by some franking machines to deliver a high quality printed frank
A printer that uses a tiny sprayer to print the documents Modern Inkjet printers have the same quality as laser printers, but are usually slower In many cases special inkjet paper, that has a coating on one or both sides is used to keep the ink from spreading
This type of printer uses a print head which has a series of little nozzles In each nozzle, the ink heats up, and bubbles When the bubbles burst, ink sprays out onto the print surface
A printer or an all-in-one unit that shoots fast drying ink through tiny nozzles onto a page to form characters The inkjet is currently the standard for personal computer printing Inkjets are fast, affordable, relatively quiet, and provide high quality printing in color
An inkjet printer uses a print-head containing 50 or more small nozzles Each nozzle can be controlled individually by electrostatic charges produced by the printer Characters are formed by squirting small droplets of directly onto the paper Inkjets are considered relatively inexpensive, near silent in operation and capable of producing good quality results It should be noted that inkjet printers also represent an economical means of printing in colour
A device that makes a print from a digital file by laying ink onto paper or canvas Epson printers, Lexmark printers, and Roland printers are examples of inkjet printers
A printing device that generates images by shooting dots of liquid ink against a printing surface Resolutions vary between 300 and 1200 dpi (dots per inch) When selecting printers, the higher the dpi, the sharper the image Inkjet printers themselves are very inexpensive, however the cost printing is relatively high because of the cost of ink Inkjet printers are almost all capable of printing in color
A printing system that sprays fine droplets of CMYK ink through very small nozzles to form dot on papers The "Photo Inkjet Printers" also use the fine nozzles to spray 6 colors of CMY and pastel versions of CMY to create dots on paper
A non-impact printer that sprays droplets of ink onto the media The printhead moves across the surface of the media, spraying tiny, electrostatically-charged ink drops onto it to form images
A printer mechanism that sprays one or more colors of ink onto paper and produces high-quality printing Inkjet printers use a CMKY process to create color images CMKY stands for cyan, magenta, yellow and black A typical black ink cartridge contains a print head with up to 144 nozzles Each nozzle is responsible for a single dot of ink
A type of printer that sprays dots of ink onto paper to create an image Inkjet printers are normally inexpensive Better-quality inkjet printers can attain near photo quality output
This type of printer uses a printhead which has a series of little nozzles In each nozzle, the ink heats up, and bubbles When the bubbles burst, ink sprays out onto the print surface