There are several ways in which a laser
printer  is different from an
inkjet  .
- The toner or ink in a laser printer is dry. In an inkjet, it
is wet.
- An inkjet printer is about ten times more expensive to
operate, over time, than a laser printer because ink needs
replenishing more frequently.
- If wet, the printed-paper from an
inkjet printer might smear, but a laser-printed document will not.
- If printing needs are minimal, an inkjet printer is sufficient.
However, if printing volume is high, consider buying a laser
printer.
In terms of similarities, however, both inkjet and laser printers
operate quietly and allow fonts to be added by using font cartridges
or installing soft fonts.
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