It is getting harder to find home laser printers, and earlier printer technologies such as dot matrix are almost gone from people’s homes even if you’ll still see a few printing multipart ...

There was much whooping and hollering, as there often is when a dot matrix printer screams into life in a suburban household. We were getting closer, but we needed just a little more. Spraying ...

Apple's LaserWriter started the desktop publishing revolution by making WYSIWYG a new standard that we've come to expect.

Also known as a "serial dot matrix printer." The dot matrix printer uses one or two columns of dot hammers that are moved across the paper. The hammers rapidly press the ribbon into the paper ...

Description: 2" (57mm) 24/40-Column Dot Matrix Printer with Serial/IrDA Communications Features: A full range of communication interface versions are available: RS-232 Serial Infrared (IrDA) Magnetic ...

Apple introduced the LaserWriter 40 years ago today, forming a cornerstone of what became known as the desktop publishing revolution.

An early impact printer that combined band printer and dot matrix technologies. It used a revolving band, but dots were on the band instead of the actual characters. Bands with different dot sizes ...

Toshiba’s Jimucon SJ-9500 combines a mix of retro hardware Features include dot matrix printing, DVD drive, touchscreen, SSDs Customizable for industries, offers broad connectivity and energy ...

The thermal printer takes only 3 seconds to issue a ticket as compared to the 20 seconds taken by the dot matrix printer used presently. The process would be much faster, thereby making it quicker ...