Both print, but they use different technologies that serve different purposes and will suit different people. Here's how to decide which is right for you.

A while ago I got rid of my inkjet printer in favor of a laser printer. Doing this was such a great life hack for this digital native who doesn't print photos and only really needs the convenience of ...

LAST TIME AROUND, I wrote about the advantages of laser printers, which combine computer electronics with copier technology to turn your PC into a miniature typesetting shop. With street prices now ...

Inkjet delivers richer color and photos, while laser cranks out the sharpest, fastest text.

If you run a small business that sends out physical goods like prints, flash drives, or used camera gear, a shipping label printer can save you loads of time. Otherwise, you’ll be stuck running to the ...

Among the best printers, you’ll mostly commonly find inkjet and laser models. Lesser-known are thermal printers, which use different technology to lower costs dramatically, depending on what you print ...

XTL series label makers simplify industrial labeling with a large, viewable screen, intuitive controls, and a wide range of functions. XTL series label makers can print using continuous tape, ...

Canon has a broad range of printers suitable for small business. Their small business range includes both laser and inkjet printers. While the two types of printers use completely different technology ...

Save $40 on this wireless thermal label printer for streamlined shipping, perfect for small businesses and e-commerce sellers.

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 ...