"printer" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to a device that prints documents, photographs, etc. For example, "I bought a new printer for my home office."
"No, it was not done to disguise [Tim Koelma's] hand in this – he says he sent it on to Eric because his printer had run out of toner," Watson said.
In fact, it had all gone through unfeasibly quickly compared to getting someone in the civil service to order new printer cartridges.
"The printer in my office has been plugged in for ages, but I haven't really been in there for about a year!
And that's just paying for phone chargers to be plugged in and our printer to be on standby – for nothing at all, really.
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Terry Lane works as a printer at an architect's company and rents with his wife Teresa and 21-year-old son Joshua in Hendon, north London.
A notable early success was IBM's typewriter-and-printer division, later known as Lexmark, which had an uncertain future when CD&R bought it in 1991 (see table).
Nike has since said much the same.As part of his research, Mr Locke visited an inkjet-printer factory in Malaysia which, at its historic peak in 2007, produced 1m products a month for HP.
Few managers at other Japanese firms have figured this out.Thus, Canon's core engine technologies still hold nearly 60% of the laser-printer market, including machines sold through an alliance with Hewlett-Packard.
I recently attended a 3D-printer meeting in Atlanta and was thrilled to see a dozen variants of these ingenious machines "printing" locally designed products.Not only are Mendels inexpensive, they are at least in part self-replicating.
Another study by Parks Associates found that 89% of people with a home-computer network felt that the relatively modest goal of sharing internet access is its most important function, with printer-sharing the second priority.
