New Printer Paper

Much like ink, choosing the most inexpensive paper for your needs can save you a great deal of money in the long run. Just at home, You need one stack of high quality paper for resume or professional prints, one stack of cheap paper for recipes and drafts, and one stack of paper for photo quality prints.

While we often hear about technology evolving, nowadays we usually associate those developments with computer related gadgets, but paper technology is still developing also.

The weight, absorption, and drying time of paper can all affect your final stack of pages, and companies are still improving on old methods of producing paper.

For example, Jessops, a UK company, has recently launched a range of new papers for inkjet printing. These are gloss and satin papers ideal for high quality prints like invitations and photos. The paper you choose is almost as important as the ink when trying to get a great output, but use something that costs less when you don't need to worry about who else will read your print-outs.