Answered By: ic @westernsydney.edu.au Last Updated: Jul 14, 2016 Views: 375
High GSM printing costs more than Standard GSM printing.
Standard and High GSM refers to the paper thickness in each printer. Standard GSM printers contain 80 GSM paper while the High GSM printers contain 160 GSM paper.
Black and white and colour printing options are available from both printers and can be selected from the print preferences.
High GSM paper has a smoother surface making it appear brighter.