Print - some information
Printing? multiple reflection of an image from a printing form onto a printing substrate (e.g., on paper). Every copy, that is a print, is commonly called a print.
The printing also means various techniques for copying text and graphics using traditional methods, using printing machines, as well as modern computer methods with the use of computer peripherals, such as printers, plotters, etc. - although such prints should be called printouts.
The introduction of computer techniques and digital printing to printers has meant that printing is also often understood as printing done on an industrial scale by means of adapted printing machines.
Short about printing
The printing era has been pretty good since Gutenberg. First, important things were printed like books. But these are REALLY important, not some literature for the mob. Well, because the mob was quite illiterate at the time. Then also such fiction was printed, meaning for the reading of the book. Well, since the last 50 years (even hundreds of them), it's all about printing - books, leaflets, business cards, even shirts, mugs, pens ... Well, really everything. Because you need to build brand awareness at the customer, i.e. printing and marketing is an inseparable couple. Because you can print everything on your T-shirt and have it originally. Well, who would prohibit the rich?
Websites with printers
Many people like to buy printing equipment in stationary stores. They pay attention to the fact that going to a stationary store can immediately see the equipment they intend to buy and learn all its good and bad sides. However, also the use of online stores can be very interesting and successful due to the fact that all printers sold in them are accurately described and covered by special rebate campaigns. This makes buying them very profitable and enjoyable. In addition, on the Internet you can find special websites dedicated to printing. There are also pages with tips for people who work at photocopying points or make a large number of private printouts.