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Green University of Bangladesh

Department of Textile Engineering


Assessment type: Assignment

Course name: Computer fundamentals and IT


Course Code: CSE_201
Assignment name: Laser Printer
Date of submission: 14/04/22
Submitted to: Submitted by:
Ms. Shifat Ara Rafiq Mohamad Mohiminul Pritom
Lecturer, Id:211003007
Department of CSE Department of Textile Engineering
Green University Of Bangladesh Green University Of Bangladesh
Laser Printer
A laser printer is a popular type of personal computer printer that uses a non-impact (keys
don't strike the paper), photocopier technology. When a document is sent to the printer, a
laser beam "draws" the document on a selenium-coated drum using electrical charges. After
the drum is charged, it is rolled in toner, a dry powder type of ink. The toner adheres to the
charged image on the drum. The toner is transferred onto a piece of paper and fused to the
paper with heat and pressure. After the document is printed, the electrical charge is removed
from the drum and the excess toner is collected. Most laser printers print only in
monochrome. A color laser printer is up to 10 times more expensive than a monochrome
laser printer. IBM introduced the first laser printer in 1975 for use with
its mainframe computers. In 1984, Hewlett-Packard revolutionized laser-printing technology
with its first LaserJet, a compact, fast, and reliable printer that personal computer users could
afford. Since then, laser printers have decreased further in price and increased in quality.
Hewlett Packard continues to be the leading manufacturer with competitors including
Lexmark, Okidata, and Xerox. The laser printer is different from an inkjet printer in a number
of ways. The toner or ink in a laser printer is dry. In an inkjet, it is wet. Over time, an inkjet
printer is about ten times more expensive to operate than a laser printer because ink needs
replenishing more frequently. The printed paper from an inkjet printer will smear if wet, but
a laser-printed document will not. Both types of printer operate quietly and allow fonts to be
added by using font cartridges or installing soft fonts. If your printing needs are minimal, an
inkjet printer is sufficient. But if your printing volume is high, consider buying a laser printer.
When buying a laser printer, these are some important features to consider:
1. Print capacity and speed
2. Resolution
3. Printer languages
4. Paper handling
5. FPOT and warm-up time
Types of Laser Printers
Monochrome Laser Printer: Monochrome laser printers only print in black and white.
Color Laser Printer; Color laser printers print in cyan, magenta, and yellow and black.
Compact Laser Printer: These printers feature a smaller, compact design.
Multifunction Laser Printer: Multifunction printers offer additional functionality, like
scanning, faxing, and more.

Top Benefits of Laser Printers:


Laser printers make life undeniably easier when they're working as intended. When shopping
for the best model, keep in mind how the printer will improve business operations or
optimize life at home. These printers offer quite a few benefits to help drive your decision.
 Laser print speed is lightning fast. Laser printers have a print speed upwards of 25 to
50 pages per minute, going up to even 100 pages per minute for higher-end models.
Print speed helps ensure projects can get completed efficiently, keeping your work
environment productive.
 Toner cartridges for laser printers are long-lasting and easy to maintain. Toner
cartridges allow you to print for what seems like an eternity with less maintenance to
replace cartridges. Toner also doesn't dry out when it's not in use for some time.
 Print quality tends to be sharp, clean and smudge-free. When the toner bakes into the
paper, the results are flawless, giving you a professional print quality every time.
 Laser printing is economical and efficient. The cost per page tends to be lower with
heavy printing volumes, particularly in an office or home office setting

There are various models that can suit the very specific needs of different users. To get the
right value for money, the user will do well to check the specifications, take sample printouts
at the store and then take the final decision. Inkjets are a good bet for long-lasting photos, for
speedy text documents it will pay well to invest on a laser printer. Those users who are into
digital photography or simultaneously running a busy home office, a multifunction printer
(laser) would fit the bill.

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