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the main difference is:
in drum printer paper and pen(which r used to draw on paper and it can be one or more than one) moves simultaneously to draw..the movement of drum gives vertical positioning and movement of pens give horizontal positioning.
but in flatbed..paper does not move..all the movement is done by the pen and able to draw complex graphics..
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