1. Inkjet printers- They use ink cartridges to print text and images.
2. Laser printers- They use toner cartridges to print text and graphics, usually in higher volumes.
3. All-In-One printers- They incorporate the functions of printing, scanning, faxing, and copying in a single device.
4. Dot-Matrix printers- They use a print head that contains pins that strike an ink ribbon and print on paper, usually used for printing receipts and invoices.
5. 3D printers- They use special printers to create three-dimensional objects.
6. Thermal printers- They use a heat-sensitive ribbon to produce an image on paper, usually used for printing barcodes and shipping labels.
7. Portable printers- They are small and easy to carry, suitable for printing on-the-go.
8. Multifunction printers- They combine the functions of printing, scanning, copying, and faxing in a single device, suitable for large offices and businesses.
9. Wide-format printers- They are used to print large format images, graphics, and posters.
10. Digital photo printers- They are specialized printers that produce high-quality prints of digital photos.
Classification of printer
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