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The main difference between a laser printer and an inkjet printer actually lies on how you will be using it. There are three factors to consider here – the speed of the printer, the cost-effectiveness of the ink, and the need for color prints. When it comes to printer speed, laser printers can deliver big print jobs in almost no time at all once it has warmed up. Inkjet printers, on the other hand, work instantly without the need for warm-ups.

Laser printers are also more cost-effective in the long run. They are expensive upfront but the cost of laser ink toners is relatively cheap. By comparison, inkjet printers are cheap upfront but their ink cartridges are expensive. As for colors, laser printers can print out beautiful monochrome images but are not that faithful when it comes to colors. Inkjet printers are the best when it comes to rendering color printouts.

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