Definitions
- Used in architecture and engineering to print large-scale technical drawings. - Refers to a specialized printer that produces high-quality graphics and designs. - Used in the creation of maps, blueprints, and other technical documents.
- Refers to a device that produces text or images on paper. - Used for printing documents, reports, and other written materials. - Can be used for printing photos, artwork, and other visual materials.
List of Similarities
- 1Both produce output on paper.
- 2Both use ink or toner to create images or text.
- 3Both can be connected to a computer or other device.
- 4Both have the ability to print in color or black and white.
- 5Both are used in various industries and fields.
What is the difference?
- 1Function: Plotter is designed for printing large-scale technical drawings while printer is used for printing documents, reports, and other written materials.
- 2Size: Plotter is typically larger than printer due to its ability to print large-scale drawings.
- 3Quality: Plotter produces higher quality graphics and designs than printer.
- 4Cost: Plotter is more expensive than printer due to its specialized function and larger size.
- 5Usage: Plotter is used primarily in architecture, engineering, and technical fields, while printer is used in various industries and fields.
Remember this!
Plotter and printer are both devices used for producing output on paper. However, the difference between plotter and printer is their function, size, quality, cost, and usage. A plotter is a specialized printer used for printing large-scale technical drawings with high-quality graphics and designs, while a printer is a more versatile device used for printing documents, reports, and other written materials.
