New Office Printer Combines Daisywheel and Dot-Matrix Features in a Single Enclosure

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Brother International Corp. has introduced Twinriter 5, the first printer to feature dual printhead technology permitting one printer to print letter quality and switch to the faster dot-matrix printhead for near letter quality and graphics printing. A centronics parallel interface, a 10x12x15 pitch and proportional spacing, and a maximum paper width of 16.5 inches are standard features. A tractor feeder, cut-sheet feeder, RS232C serial interface and a variety of daisywheel typestyles are among the options. Priced at $1,295, the printer is compatible with most personal computers and software programs. A photograph of the product is included.

Dot matrix printers, Computer graphics, Letter Quality Printers, Dot Matrix Printer, Twinriter 5

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Office Printstation Combines Daisywheel Printer, Paper Feeder, and Acoustical Hood

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The Paper Jet 2000 from Ziyad Inc. is an integrated workstation for printing, or printstation, that combines a 47-CPS daisywheel printer, two paper trays, an envelope tray, and an acoustical enclosure. Adjustable paper trays hold a maximum of 175 sheets of paper in order to serve shared-resource environments. The Name and Address Capture feature memorizes the inside name and address and automatically positions the address and accompanying envelopes. PaperJet 2000 interfaces with RS 232 C serial, Centronics parallel, IBM 8-bit parallel, and 13-bit parallel host that use existing printer drivers. A photograph is included of the PaperJet 2000.

Office Equipment, Workstations, Interface, Integrated Systems, Serial Interface, Serial interfaces, Parallel Interface, Parallel interfaces, Paper Jet 2000

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Office Paper-Handling System Combines Daisywheel Printer and an Integral Sheet Feeder

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The Primage 90 printing system is comprised of a daisywheel printer plus an on-demand motor-driven sheet feeder. Print-in-flight technology is incorporated. The system can be used by text-editing machines or multiuser microcomputer systems. The printer costs $1,895, $2,095, or $2,295, depending on which kind of feeder is selected. A photograph of the printer is included.

Form Feeder, Line Printer, Line printers, Primage 90

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