What kind of printer would you use to print on a lorry?

Hi,
One of my client sells items from the lorry, so he wants his drivers to print invoices on the way. My question is what kind of printer would you use to print on a lorry? Any idea, experience?
Thx in advance,
Laci

Hi Laci,
There are quite a few mobile printers, for example HP does a range of battery powered Officejet printers which you could use on the go. For instance, check this out:
http://www.shopping.hp.com/product/CB026A%2523B1H
I hope this helps!
xx Nat

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