Office Products Specs Explained
Plain explanations of office products specs on Wiki Shopping, such as sizes and ratings, and what each one changes when you choose a product.

Inkjet vs Laser Printers: Printer Types, Explained
Inkjet printers spray liquid ink and suit photos and light use; laser printers fuse toner powder and suit fast, high-volume text printing.

Label Sizes and Avery Numbers, Explained
An Avery number like 5160 names one exact sheet layout, 30 address labels of 1 by 2-5/8 inches; match it, the printer type and the finish before you buy.

Notebook Paper Types, College vs Wide Ruled
College ruled lines sit 9/32 inch apart and wide ruled 11/32 inch, dot grid swaps grid lines for dots, and gsm is the paper's weight in grams per square meter.

Paper Shredder Security Levels, P-1 to P-7
Shredder P levels come from DIN 66399 and cap each shred's size, from 2,000 square millimeters at P-1 to 5 at P-7; micro-cut reaches the higher levels.

Pen Point Sizes, 0.5 vs 0.7 vs 1.0 mm
The millimeter figure on a ballpoint or gel pen is the ball diameter, so 0.5 mm writes finer than 0.7 mm, and 1.0 mm is usually sold as medium.

Pencil Grades and Lead Sizes, Explained
H pencils are hard and light, B pencils soft and dark, and HB (a US No. 2) sits in the middle; mechanical pencil leads come in sizes such as 0.5 and 0.7 mm.

Planner Formats, Daily vs Weekly vs Undated
A daily planner gives each day a page or two, a weekly planner shows the week on two pages, and an undated planner lets you start any time.