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PS - PostScript is an Adobe format which is vector based. i.e. It sends instructions to the printer using co-ordinates with start and end points. This is useful if an image is enlarged as it will not be distorted.

PCL - is an HP format which is raster based. i.e. The intructions sent to the printer is point by point for the image. This emulation is slower than PS