Laser printers use toner, which is a fine powder that gets melted onto the paper to create a permanent image. Toner-based printers, which also include xerographic copiers, typically print very quickly ...

Toner is one of those everyday products we all take for granted. When the printer runs low you pop a new cartridge in—out of sight, out of mind. Well, we got to wondering what’s actually in that ...

It's a problem not uncommon for many new printer owners — their printer needs a cartridge refill, and now they're at the store, unsure of whether to buy ink or toner or if there's even a difference ...

Question: So I want to print in color, and with the cost of color lasers coming down, I am wondering: laser versus inkjet? When does laser make sense? It’s true that the cost of color laser printers ...

We have a Konica-Minolota (KM) Magicolor 4690MF color (YMCK) multifunction laser printer (bought ~$1200 USD) for our small office, a hefty piece of machinery. When copying, most of our printouts are ...

If you’re buying a printer, either for work or for home, one of the choices you’re likely to be faced is whether to get an inkjet printer or a laser printer. Although they may serve the same purpose ...

Most people shopping for a color laser printer want one because they think it will print quickly, produce good-looking output, and cost less to run than an inkjet printer. But the sad evidence from ...

HP's LaserJet product line debuted in 1984 with a $3,500 model that printed eight pages per minute using a toner cartridge with a 3,000-page yield. When your modern-day office LaserJet starts putting ...

Shopping for a new printer can be surprisingly confusing. Along with navigating all the different brands, you’ll also need to figure out if an inkjet or laser printer is best for your needs. Both of ...