Printer

Choosing a multifunction printer shouldn’t be complicated, but with so many choices on the market, it’s smart to do some research first. Today’s best HP printer and scanner products offer many essential features consumers want most, including fast color printing, wireless capabilities, crisp scans, and touch screen controls.

Wireless printers offer a number of benefits. First and foremost, they give you the ability to print from wherever you are without a direct connection to your computer, freeing you to install them virtually anywhere. You’ll also be able to use and share them between multiple devices that lack built-in cable or interfaces - such as smartphones and tablets - eliminating the need to run a series of wires or cables to them. They’re easy, convenient, and functional.

When you’re ready to take your business to the next level with high-speed printing that’s consistently crisp and professional, no product compares to the laser printer.

Unlike traditional printers that pass the paper over movable printheads, HP PageWide printheads are stationary. The paper goes under the actually page-wide, immovable printhead, at an incredible speed, while thousands of tiny ink nozzles apply the HP Thermal InkJet color. In fact, there are 6 chips per printhead, each containing more than 6,000 nozzles. That means each printer has more than 25,000 nozzles, which helps to deliver a quick print with no reduction in quality. The ink itself must be placed at exactly the right point and at the right time to create a proper print. This accuracy is driven by the way the paper is transported through the printer, as well as how individual sensors tell the printer to release each drop of ink.

Whether you’re a long-time HP printer user or you’re in the market for a new printer, you’ve probably seen HP Instant Ink mentioned in printer product descriptions. While it started as an HP ink subscription service for Inkjet printers, it now also covers compatible toner printers as well. HP Instant Ink addresses the biggest printing headaches, including cartridge level monitoring, recycling and replacement, and even the cost of color prints

If you’ve ever had to produce a large print job, you know how overwhelming it can be. You’re forced to juggle all those papers before realizing that, once again, you’re going to need to order more ink and paper to get the job done. There are few things more frustrating than running out of materials for an important school assignment or business presentation handout mid-job.
 
But what if you could halve the amount of media you use so you don’t have to worry about running out of your print supplies while at the same time lessening the weight of your final printout? You can with duplex printing.

Keep reading to learn more about this cost-saving, paper-reducing way to get the documents you need with less weight, fewer pieces of paper, and less headache-inducing printing issues.

Traditional engineering plotters work differently than conventional printers. Typically, when someone asks about the best plotter-printer for engineering, they’re referring to a printer that’s bigger (wider) than a conventional home or office inkjet printer.

In this article, we’ve rounded up the 5 best HP DesignJet wide format plotter-printers designed for detailed planning, so you can tackle even the biggest projects.