page printer

When dealing with the relatively simple world of a 300dpi page printer this is little trouble.

You may think that all 300dpi page printers would produce the same quality of image but this turns out not to be the case.

The main problem with page printers is in their control and developments here have been rapid indeed.

The finished artwork is then printed out on a page printer.

Mention the term 'page printer' to most people and the response is a fairly blank look.

There are three versions of the Model 28 page printer:

In 1916 he filed a patent application for a typebar page printer.

But, as page printers don't all use laser technology we'll stick with the proper term for the duration of this article.

Increased page printer speeds are coming slowly, the norm is now 10-15ppm rather than eight, but prices rise accordingly.

Most page printers currently use this method of printing.

The future of page printers is fairly obvious.

A page printer is a type of computer printer that prints on cut sheet paper.

In another cost saving measure, the paper tape equipment was dependent on the keyboard and page printer mechanisms.

And so it was that into the middle of this semi-digital world was launched the page printer.

The term can however be a little misleading due to difference in the resolution of the computer screen and that of the page printer.

As I have already indicated in the main text of this article, there are real users of high resolution page printers.

If only a single copy is needed then it is logical to produce it on the page printer.

For a newsletter, such as ours, where time is important we feel that the 300dpi output of our page printer is more than adequate.

Their replacement, at least as far as desktop publishing is concerned, is the page printer.

Page printers are developing too.

What makes this pattern of dots different to those that can be produced by a scanner and page printer is that they vary in size.

A modern page printer may use any of various technologies, such as laser, LED or inkjet.

Most modern computer printers are page printers.

The Kleinschmidt 100-words-per-minute typebar page printer became the standard for US forces in 1949.

The device we call a page printer, by the way, is more usually referred to as a laser printer, much more exciting.