The Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-4600 is basically the same printer as the PRO-2600, but upsized to accommodate paper rolls up to ...

If speed is a priority for you, laser printers take the lead. Their technology allows them to print at much faster speeds ...

Running upstairs to find a USB cable, wrestling with a jammed feed tray, and discovering you are out of color ink can all ...

The printer accepts a wide range of inkjet-compatible media up to 13 inches wide, from photo lab-quality glossy paper and fine-art oriented sheets that mimic classic darkroom prints to CDs/DVDs ...

The printer retails for $700 and is likely priced out of the reach of most homes, but it is a great example of how inkjet printers are closing the gap on laser printers in several ways.

To achieve the best print-at-home images, you’ll need a good printer and ink, but also good paper. The sheets you use can make or break a print: poor-quality papers can result in muddier images ...

But any inkjet photo printer requires an investment of both time and money (an 8-by-10 from our top pick will run you about $1 per print in ink costs alone), so if you take only occasional photos ...

Steve Ramsey of the DIY website, Woodworking for Mere Mortals, shows a simple way to print images onto wood by using an Inkjet printer.

Higher-end printers have individual ink tanks or cartridges for each ink color -- photo printers may use eight or 10 inks to produce subtle color variations.

Researchers at the University of Utah have devised a method to create invisible images embedded within normal-looking images using cheap inkjet printers. The data hidden in these images can then ...