Output Mediums

Inkjet Printer

Inkjet printers are the most commonly used printers, the way an Inkjet printer works is through propellling ink droplets onto paper.
Many of these printers are not that expensive due to their popularity as well as their effeciency.

Laser Printer

Laser printers use a laser beam to produce images onto a drum, whch then the drum rolls through toner. The toner is then transferred onto paper using both heat and pressure. Laser printers are rnowned for creating high resolution












Plotter

The cutting plotter is a printer which controls a blade which is used to cut out shapes and letters from sheets of thin self-adhesive plastic. When using a plotter cutter you first must enter the suitable coordinates for the shape you wish the plotter to create.












Vinyl Printer

Vinyl printers are most commonly used for advertisement purposes the vinyl posters which are produced are usually advertisement signs as well as on cars and the windows of buildings. These can be seen all around us during everyday life. A vinyl printer prints using solvent and eco solve ink, this Ink is used because the Vinyl printer needs the ink to chemically bond or melt into the vinyl.














Speakers

Speakers are most of the most common output mediums, There are many speakers specifically designed for computers while there are others which are designed for other devices as well as computers. A speakers simple use is to produce an output sound that can be heard by a listener.















Monitor/Dual Monitors

A Monitor is an output medium always associated with a computer this is because a user cannot use a computer correctly without a monitor. This is an important piece of hardware which allows the user to view video and graphic throught the use of a Video card, these are very similar to television screens but run at a much higher resolution.













Mobile Phones

Most modern mobile phones also known as smart phones offer additional features to the old mobile phones which only had the option of texting and phone calling, Whilst now smart phones can email, browse the Internet, MMS etc.