Part of the decision-making process involves evaluating single-function models and multifunction models. Single-function models only offer printing capabilities. They often have higher print speeds and resolutions that multifunction models, making them a dependable solution for those who don't need scanning or copying functions.
Many other compact inkjet photo printers have a multifunctional design. In addition to their printing capabilities, compact multifunction inkjet printers also let users scan and copy documents. Some also have a fax mode. Compare those with automatic document feeders and inkjet printers that only have flatbed scanning options.
Compact color inkjet printers have several built-in features to streamline common home and office printing tasks.
No matter what you prioritize in a printer purchase, there are models that accommodate specific needs. A compact wireless printer is ideal for those with multiple connected devices while mobile functionality is a convenient feature for users interested in printing photos straight from their phones.
These printers and scanners accommodate a variety of connection options, allowing users with a range of network configurations to benefit from inkjet printing features. A USB connection offers a direct line between a computer and printer, yielding high data transfer speeds and minimal lag between commands and command execution.
An Ethernet connection involves hooking the compact color inkjet printer up with a cord to a network router. From there, people on the same network can send documents to the printer. With a wireless setup, the compact, all-in-one, color inkjet printer connects to the Wi-Fi® network. Devices on the network can utilize the printer once they have the appropriate software.
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