https://padlet.com/llo17004875/whrsz9pmbvtz Made with eyes on the prize en-us 2017-10-03 10:34:41 UTC 2017-10-04 14:02:45 UTC hello@padlet.com llo17004875 https://padlet.com/llo17004875/whrsz9pmbvtz/wish/193342913 1.    The ink cartridges for inkjet printers are quite expensive. On many printers, the sensors which report how much ink is remaining are not very accurate, and you can sometimes end up wasting valuable ink and expensive cartridges when you replace them.

2.    Inkjet printers have relatively low printing speeds when compared to laser printers. For example, laser printers can print between 15-100 pages per minute, whilst inkjets print an average of 16 pages per minute.

3.    Ink on pages which have been printed by an inkjet printer will run when the paper comes into contact with water. This does not happen with laser printed documents.]]> 2017-10-03 10:37:31 UTC https://padlet.com/llo17004875/whrsz9pmbvtz/wish/193342913 pat17003700 https://padlet.com/llo17004875/whrsz9pmbvtz/wish/193342932 CRT
1. The CRT's Gaussian beam profile produces images with softer edges compared and LCD at its native resolution. Imperfect focus and colour registration also reduce sharpness.
2. All colour CRTs produce annoying Moiré patterns. Many monitors include Moiré reduction which usually doesn't eliminate the interference patterns entirely.
3. Is subject to geometric distortion and screen regulation problems. Also affected by magnetic fields from other equipment including other CRTs.
4. Some CRTs have rounded, spherical and cylindrical shaped screens.
5. CRTs give off electric, magnetic and electromagnetic fields. There is considerable controversy as to whether any of these could create health hazards. It is shown that they were not harmful but some people remain unconvinced.
6. Large, heavy and bulky. Consume a lot of electricity and produce a lot of heat.
7. Not suitable for very brightly lit environments.

LCD
1. Aspect ratio and resolution are fixed.
2. Lower contrasts than CRTs due to a poor black-level.
3. Slow response times and scan rate conversion result in severe motion artifacts and image degradation for moving or rapidly changing images.
4. A lot more expensive than CRTs.
5. Limited viewing angles, as the brightness, contrast, gamma and colour mixtures vary with the viewing angle. Needs to be viewed as straight ahead as possible. 
6. Can have many weak or stuck pixels, which are permanently on or off.
7. Not suitable for dimly lit and dark environments.]]> 2017-10-03 10:37:37 UTC https://padlet.com/llo17004875/whrsz9pmbvtz/wish/193342932 jamespayne24 https://padlet.com/llo17004875/whrsz9pmbvtz/wish/193343844 1 More expensive than hard disk drives: An SSD is more expensive than an HDD in terms of pound per GB. This is one of the primary disadvantages of a solid-state drive. Compared with a hard disk drive, a solid-state drive with a similar storage capacity can be twice as expensive. This translates to more expensive computers or other devices with solid-state drive systems than those that have hard drive systems.
2  Shorter lifespan than hard disk drives: An SSD has a limited write cycle. The flash memories of a solid-state drive can only be used for a finite number of writes. An SSD cannot write a single bit of information without first erasing and then rewriting very large blocks of data at one time. As each cell goes through this cycle, it becomes more useless. However, this decaying process does not affect the read capability of the entire SSD. In addition, because of technological advancements, the lifespan of an SSD lasts until the natural consumer-driven product life cycle of a computer.]]> 2017-10-03 10:38:50 UTC https://padlet.com/llo17004875/whrsz9pmbvtz/wish/193343844 far17000316 https://padlet.com/llo17004875/whrsz9pmbvtz/wish/193344221 1- You can't create vector graphics on Photoshop, therefore when you enlarge or minimize an image you will lose the pixels which will lower the quality of the image.
2- Illustrator has a very steep learning curve and can be very hard to get use to, especially on the newest versions as there are a lot of new features.
3- Although Illustrator is good for page layouts, superior vector support and special effects, you would have to look somewhere else, for example, you could use Photoshop to add the last final details into to your photo.
4- On illustrator creating photo-realistic vector images is possible, but it's not only quite complex to do, but time-consuming as well. ]]> 2017-10-03 10:39:06 UTC https://padlet.com/llo17004875/whrsz9pmbvtz/wish/193344221 jamespayne24 https://padlet.com/llo17004875/whrsz9pmbvtz/wish/193345563 1 HDD is slower than SSD: Different variants of hard disk drives have different read and write speeds—depending on their respective RPM or rotation per minute specification. It is worth emphasizing that solid-state drives are faster than HDD. A computer with an HDD storage system will boot slower than SSD. In addition, because an HDD is prone to fragmentation of data because of its rotary recording surface, it is inherently slower than fragmentation-free SSD.
2 Higher power consumption: Another disadvantage of a hard disk drive is that it consumes more power than SSD. The storage device basically needs more power input to rotate the metallic platter and move that magnetic read head. The implication of this is that manufacturers would instead opt for an SSD for computers that are more compact or that have limited battery capacity. ]]> 2017-10-03 10:42:35 UTC https://padlet.com/llo17004875/whrsz9pmbvtz/wish/193345563 llo17004875 https://padlet.com/llo17004875/whrsz9pmbvtz/wish/193346014 1.    Laser printers are the most expensive type of printer to buy, and also to maintain. For the cost of a very high-end inkjet printer, you will only be able to get a low end laser printer. They are built with lots of complex components so they also cost lots to repair.

2.    Laser printer can only print on to certain types of paper, making them unsuitable for printing high resolution photographs. Photographic paper cannot be used on a laser printer, and the colours also tend to be of lesser quality.

3.   Using a laser printer in a hot or humid climate is not ideal. This is because laser printers run very hot, as the fuser which melts the plastic granules which constitute the toner can heat up to as high as 200^oC. This could result in making the room very hot, or even causing the printer or other electronics to overheat.]]> 2017-10-03 10:44:28 UTC https://padlet.com/llo17004875/whrsz9pmbvtz/wish/193346014