Inkjet printers spray tiny droplets of liquid ink onto the paper, while laser printers use static electricity to attach powdered toner to the paper, which is then fused with heat.

Behind the benefits Laser printers, both monochrome and color, use toner cartridges which helps reduce the cost per page, and they tend to print pages faster.

The heating element that bonds toner -- a mixture of tiny plastic particles and bits of pigment -- onto sheets of paper serves as a replaceable, if pricey, part on many printer models. Some models ...

Strange (but true?) question: 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 ...

The printer has some built-in troubleshooting pages/tools in the control panel, I assume you've run through those? I assume you've exampled all three items that may be involved-- fuser, imaging ...

The best printers from Epson, Canon and HP, including monochrome laser printers to color inkjet.