Best Printers

Deciding for one specific printer and saying it's the best printer out there is impossible as there are so many things to take into consideration. A printer that I like and use might be totally wrong for you. You must take into account how you're going to be using your printer so you can decide what the best printer for you is.

The most important things to take into account when choosing the best printer for you are - printer resolution, printing costs and the printing speed. Based on how you're going to be using your printer will you realize that these factors are all important but some will be more important than others based on your usage.

Resolution refers to the number of dots that can be placed in a square inch, more dots per inch result in finer detail, which makes text characters sharper and color images cleaner. A 300-dpi (dots per inch) printer is one that is capable of printing 300 distinct dots in a line 1 inch long.

Keep in mind that the price of the printer is just the beginning of the overall costs of your printer. Ongoing cost is measured in cost per page - a figure measured in cents. If you print even a fair amount, the per page costs can add up quickly. Laser printers offer the lowest cost per page - usually only a couple of cents per page. Ink jets, on the other hand, can cost four or five times as much depending on what you're printing. Ink jet printing cost depends on how much ink you use and the cost of the paper.

Manufacturers rate print speed in pages per minute (ppm) produced at low resolution. Printer speed maybe isn't the most important factor to take into account when buying a new printer but it can get very annoying with slow printers.

So to conclude I can't tell you what the best printer is as it depends on you and how you're going to be using you printer. Still if I must pick out one printer as the best printer it'll be the one that fits your needs the best. That's the best printer!