Movable Type: Movable type is a printing technique where individual characters are cast on metal or wooden blocks that can be rearranged and reused. This advancement allowed for faster and more efficient printing compared to handwritten manuscripts.
Gutenberg Press: The Gutenberg Press was a revolutionary invention developed by Johannes Gutenberg in the mid-15th century. It used movable type and improved upon existing printing methods, making it easier to produce books quickly and at lower costs.
Woodblock Printing: Woodblock printing is an early form of printing where images or texts are carved onto wooden blocks which are then inked and pressed onto paper or cloth. It was widely used in East Asia before the advent of movable type.