| Short for light
emitting diode printer, LED printers were developed by Casio and are
printers capable of printing at the same or close to the same quality
as most laser printers. LED printers work much like laser printers
but utilize a LED panel that recreates the image on a negatively charged drum.
The areas where the light hits the drum
become less charged, which attracts toner. The printer then transfers the toner from the
drum to the paper and applies intense heat to fuse the toner to the paper.
Also see: LED, Printer,
Printer definitions
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