A peripheral used to make hard copies of documents.

Device that transfers computer output onto paper.

A device that produces a paper copy of the information you create using the computer.

A joke in poor taste. A printer consists of three main parts: the case, the jammed paper tray and the blinking red light.

The object Printer has several methods associated with it, such as print, NewPage (form feed), and EndDoc(terminate printing) and enables output to be sent to the default printer.

An output device that produces a paper copy.

An output device attached to your computer that produces printed copies on paper (hard copies).

A device which makes a printed copy of your work on a

A device that prints text or pictures directly onto paper.

a machine that reads information from the computer and prints it on paper. There are various kinds that produce different qualities of print.

A device for printing hard copies of documents and pictures from a computer.

A device used to prepare hard-copy output.

A device that can produce hardcopy of what has been created using the computer.

A device that produces a paper copy of computer output. There are a variety of printing technologies: band, matrix, and non-impact. Unlike a terminal, there is virtually no communication from printer to CPU. See: draft-quality printer and letter-quality printer.

In computers, a printer is a device that accepts text and graphic output from a computer and transfers the information to paper, usually to standard size sheets of paper.

A device that outputs text or graphics onto paper or film. Dot-matrix printers look rather like a typewriter without a keyboard. Laser printers look somewhat like photocopiers that don't have a place to put the original.

There are three basic types: dot matrix, ink jet or bubble jet, and laser. Dot matrix has the lowest resolution, laser the highest.

The physical device that prints text or images on paper.

A device which prints text and/or graphics on paper. You can use the printers in the lab to produce hard copies of your programs and other files.

In Windows NT terminology, the software interface between the operating system and the print device. Equivalent to shared printer queue in Advanced Server.

(computer science) an output device that prints the results of data processing

a computer accessory we all need

a computer peripheral device that produces a hard copy (permanent human-readable text and/or graphics, usually on paper) from data stored in a computer connected to it

a device designed to print your computer-generated documents onto paper

a device for the computer that produces a hard copy of information, usually on paper

a device that converts stuff on your computer into black and white (or even color) dots on a piece of paper

a device that prints computer text or images on paper

a device that receives computer information and prints it on paper

a device used to copy information, both text and graphical, from the computer onto paper

a device used to make paper copies of documents and on-screen output

a device which lets user obtain a hard copy (printed copy) of the work done by the user on computer

a logical device created in Windows NT

a machine that gives you a paper copy from your computer

a machine which copies information (text, photos, and graphics) from a computer and puts it onto paper

a module that simply takes a DOM and creates output from it as a whole, within one API invocation

an essential accessory of a computer

an essential component to any computer system these days

an example of a device object

an example of an output device that connects to your computer through a parallel port

an image output terminal

an important part of your computer

a peripheral of which little user of computer can occur

a person who produces printed materials, such as books and newspapers

a physical device that is connected either directly to the network or to a computer via a serial, parallel, or USB connection so that print jobs can be submitted to it to create a hard copy printout

a professional who can help you create color or black-and-white printed materials in a variety of paper designs, weights and finishing

a software application between the application and the print device

a useful adjunct for hard copy data logging

A mechanical device for printing your computer's output on paper. The three major types of printers are dot matrix, in which individual letters are made up of a series of tiny ink dots formed by punching a ribbon with the ends of tiny wires; ink jet, which sprays tiny droplets of ink particles onto paper; and laser, which uses a beam of light to reproduce the image of each page, before dry toner is applied to the image and transferred to paper. The laser printer is the most popular today. The dot matrix is practically obsolete.

A device that records information visually, on paper or on other material. Printer Port and 25 Pin Parallel Cable This is a large plug with 25 holes in it, and is used to send data to your printer.

Historically, a device that prints or a person who prints. Often, however, "printer" is used to mean the printing company and is used as shorthand for all of the many occupations involved in the printing process, e.g., compositors, press operators, plate-makers, and binders. A distinctly different meaning of "printer" is "computer printer," a device attached to a computer for the purpose of "printing hardcopy" (supplying the computer output on paper).

a peripheral used to reproduce information from a computer onto paper.

Common printer used in the home. Ink-jet printers do not offer the speed and bulk capacity of a laser printer, but are cheaper to run and can print in colour. A fine jet of ink is directed at the paper.

The printer most commonly used in business and the kind with the fastest results, yet usually only in monochrome. A laser printer uses a system whereby a laser beam hits a drum and alters the electrical charge on it. The drum then rolls through ink, but only the affected areas of the drum pick up the ink. Heat and pressure then force the image onto the paper. Photocopiers use the same technique.

a device to put ink on paper for a permanent “hard copy” of your work. Ink-jet and laser printers are the main printing technologies.

A device that produces text or an image on paper using ink or toner under the control of a PC

A peripheral that enables the transfer to paper of computer-produced information and images

The printer is a separate piece of equipment that prints a hard copy of the computer file or image. It is attached to the computer with a cord and adapter that sends a signal from the computer to the printer and to the wall or surge protector with an electric cord plugged into an electric outlet.

Output device that produces text and graphics on a physical medium such as paper or transparency film. 6.12- 22 connecting, 4.27 impact, 6.14-15 label, 6.21 large-format, 6.22 laser, 6.16-18 network management, 9.12 nonimpact, 6.15-22 photo, 6.20 portable, 6.22 postage, 6.21 security, 12.26 thermal, 6.19

Printers are used to transfer information (text, graphics, etc.) from within your computer to paper, transparencies, slides, etc.

Device for shredding paper

Put simply, a printer outputs data from your computer to paper. Printers, which connect to computers via either a USB connection or parallel port, generally come in three types: laser, inkjet and dot matrix.

An output device used to display text and images on paper.

An output device that produces output on paper.

An output device that prints hardcopy (paper) of the data it receives from the computer.

name of the primary output device of an RJE terminal (corresponded to the physical printer in the 3770 terminal)

A printer is an essential part of the computer if you want a hard copy of your work. There are four types of printers on the market: dot matrix, inkjet, bubble jet and laser. The dot matrix is the most basic. Most inkjets and bubble jets can print color and graphics, and a laser printer offers the best resolution at the highest speed.

A printer is a piece of hardware that will print computer information onto paper.

Generic term applied to data-processing devices that produce full-size hard copy from computers. Several printers are used. Among impact printers: serial printers, line printers, chain printers, bar printers, wheel printers and matrix printers. Non-impact printers, like ink jet printers, are based on printing principles similar to those employed in cathode ray tubes.

A device that prints text or graphics on paper or other media.

An output device producing characters or graphic symbols. Common types are impact dot matrix, ink jet and laser. Resolution varies from 100 dots per inch to 1200 dpi and speed from 100 characters per minute to tens of pages per minute.

dot matrix (9 or 24 pin), daisywheel, laser or ink-jet for copying text and graphics to paper or mylar in black and white or color.

In Windows NT, refers to the software interface between the application and the print device.

The piece of computer equipment that prints stuff on paper. A printer may be attached to your own computer and reside somewhere in your own office, or it may be attached to a network and reside in some other room, building, or nation-state. In the old days, we had typewriters that printed words on paper. Now we use very complicated, expensive pieces of equipment which are supported by droves of people who once stood in fear of the Year 2000; all for the privilege of printing words and stuff on paper. ( This is progress?)

This is a device which attaches to the computer and prints information. This is necessary to give you a "hard copy" or printed output of the information on your files in the computer.

a device that attaches to your computer that will convert images and text from your computer into an image on paper

This term has two meanings: 1) A machine that prints the output from a computer to paper, or 2) A person or company that produces the printed copy of a book or other item.

Any device that makes an impression on media, usually paper, and is connected to a computer. The invention of the computer with printer has almost made...

A unit attached to a computer that produces text on paper (hard copy).

A mechanical device (either remote or adjacent to the equipment configuration) capable of producing paper copies of selected images from the microform.

An output device producing a copy of the data on paper.

A hardware device that produces "hard copy" (printed text or graphics).

Computer-driven device that deposits images on paper or film. See ink-jet printer, thermal wax printer and color laser printer.

A peripheral device that allows the computer user to produce paper copies of the information processed by the computer. Common home printers spray ink on paper and are called ink-jet printers. Office and school printers are typically laser printers which work on the same principle as a xerographic copy machine, using electrostatic charges and toner cartridges to place information on paper.

Any individual or company that creates printed material by applying ink to paper using a printing press.

In the realm of computers, a device for printing text or graphics on a page. Printers fall into at least three main varieties: laser printers, ink-jet printers and dot-matrix printers. Dot-matrix printers are the least expensive, but also offer the lowest quality. Laser-printers are the most expensive printers, but also offer the highest quality; the better ones offer typeset- quality output. Ink-jet printers produce output almost as nice as the lower-end laser printers, and are often less expensive.

a device that translates signals from a computer into words and images onto paper in black and white or color. Printer types include dot matrix, ink jet, laser, impact, fax, and pen and ink devices.

Printers make it possible to print newsletters, labels, envelopes and any other document that you can create on a computer. Laser printers and inkjet printers are currently the most common technologies in most nonprofit offices, but there are still some dot-matrix and line printers lying around for printing labels and text. Newer printers can print in almost in any font, allow color printing and provide some relatively amazing print quality when you can afford it. Source: TechSoup.org

The most commonly used printer of the home user. Ink-jet printers do not offer the speed and bulk capacity of a laser printer, but are cheaper to run and can print in colour. They work by a fine jet of ink being fired at the paper.

device that prints text or illustrations on paper.

hardcopy device. A printer as an output device. (Compare with the display and fax symbols.) Example: ??? [test: &summary;

A peripheral device used to produce hard copies of data (usually formatted text) on to paper. Printers now have three main types(from worst to best): Dot matrix, Ink jet and Laser.

A printer reproduces what you see in the screen to paper so you can print outside which you have created. Some printers print in black and white color as well as.

What puts ink on paper for "hard copy". It connects to the computer via a cable as a peripheral or outboard device. Impact, ink-jet and laser are the main printing technoogies. Ink-jet is the most popular due to colour capabilties and low cost. Laser is the fastest and lowest cost-per-page, but expensive purchase price. Impact or dot-matrix are old-fashioned, but cheapest per-page cost.

A computer output device that produces a hard copy of information stored in the computers memory.

A printer is a device that puts data from the computer onto paper. This is a part of the hardware. See printers.

A printer is a hardware device connected to your computer that prints to paper.

an output device that prints on paper.

A peripheral device that prints output from a computer on to paper.

A generic term used to describe how a computer provides printed text output onto paper. Types of printers are, Laser, Inkjet, Dot Matrix, Daisy Wheel etc. See also Laser Printer, Dot Matrix Printer and Ink Jet Printer.

A device that prints text or graphics on paper. There are two types of printers used most commonly by consumers: laser printers and ink-jet printers.

Some types of printers include: dot matrix, ink jet, laser, LED or dye sublimation.

The most common output device for PCs used to create printed reports.

Peripheral device that outputs onto a sheet of paper. This paper is referred to as a hard copy.

A device for printing results from your computer on paper or other "hard" media. While there are many kinds of printers, most these days fall into two groups. Inkjet printers use a technique to "spray" the ink onto your paper. Practically all inkjet printers these days can print in color, and can print from 2 to 12 pages per minute. Laser printers use a combination of copier technology tied with a laser to essentially "copy" the image onto the paper. While color laser printers are available, they are expensive. Laser printers can print from 15 to 50 pages per minute. Some printers (usually laser printers) are capable of being tied directly to a network.

A peripheral device used to duplicate on paper what is on the computer.

Hardware component that produces "hard copy" output. WWWebfx Home Page

An output device that converts the coded information from the processor into a readable form on paper.

A printer outputs data that is seen on the computer screen. Most printers are used through a parallel port, but some newer ones use USB connections. USB is somewhat faster, but there's not much of a difference for printers. Networked computers usually print to a printer through the network card. The most crucial printer measurement is its dots per inch rating. Although this can be misleading, a higher number is generally better. Printers are best chosen by actually seeing the quality of the printer output.

an output device that gives you information from the computer in printed form

Produces printed output to paper.

A peripheral that prints characters.

The thing that prints. It is not a computer. It is a peripheral that plugs in to the computer. It is an output device used to display (output) data from the computer. If you have an HP All-In-One printer/scanner/fax and you upgrade to Windows XP, you're screwed.

a printer is an output device used for producing hard copies or physical copies of digital data such as: text documents, images, spreadsheets and more...

A peripheral device for producing text and images on paper. There are many different types, broadly grouped into"impact printers" and "non-impact printers".

device used to produce hard copy (paper copy) from a computer. Various types are available: a dot matrix printer produces output by firing pins against an inked ribbon, bubble or inkjet printers squirt ink through many tiny holes, and a laser printer works in a similar way to a photocopier, scanning the image onto a rotating drum that then picks up the toner.

A device controlled by a computer that makes images appear on media. The images can be formed by heat transfer (thermal) or by striking an image on a wheel (impact.)

A device that puts text or images on paper or other print media. Examples are laser printers or dot-matrix printers. See also: logical printer; print spooler; printing pool

A hardware device connected to your PC that prints Documents, images etc out onto Paper

A machine that prints computer output.