Printer
1. Who invented the printer?
There have been many different types of printers developed over the history of the printer. Therefore, no specific inventor for the printer has been named. However, Charles Babbage invented the first mechanical printing machine in the 1800s with the aid of his Difference Engine. For a list of the various people and businesses responsible for the other modern printer types, see the section after this one.
2. Which is the most commonly used printer?
The most commonly used printer can vary depending on the environment of where it’s used. For home and family users, inkjet printers are the most commonly used because of their initial price. For office environments, laser printers are the most common.
3. Does using a printer require a computer?
Older printers did need to be used and controlled by a computer. However, more recent printers may connect to your wireless network and be used without a computer due to the prevalence of smartphones, tablets, and Wi-Fi.
4. How to print a document, picture, or another file from printer?
Each file and document are unique, as are the programs used to open them. As a result, we can only provide a brief summary of the printing process. The printing process has been standardized by many systems.
- Open the file or document you wish to print.
- Open the file menu by selecting File and then Print from the drop-down menu in the top-right corner of the application window or browser you are now using.
Otherwise, A Print properties window appears and select specify additional printing options like number of copies. Once you’ve clicked the options, select Ok or Print to start the printing process.
What is a Printer?
A computer is an electronic device that takes input from the user, processes it, and gives the output. A computer processes the data at a very high speed and with high accuracy. It processes the input according to the set of instructions provided to it by the user and gives the desired output quickly.
Basic Functions of Computers are Inputting the Data, Processing the Input as per the Instructions provided, Storing the result and then providing the users with the desired output.