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Subject: Want advice on small printers
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Date: Tue, 22-Jan-85 10:47:25 EST
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The Star Micronics gemini 10x is a printer the computer company I work
for would recommend highly to suit your needs.  The parallel port
version can be had as cheaply as $260 if you shop around.  The
optional serial board is another $80 or $90 I think ( we use parallels
mostly).  These printers emulate the old Epson MX80, so suit most
software, have a 2 k buffer and character download region.  Different
fonts are built in and the is the usual supply of 2 pass
correspondence, 120cps draft mode, wide, condenced modes too.  It is
anologous to the workhorse the MX80 was...cheap and reliable.  I am
not affiliated with Star Micronics in any way (except that we
recommend and sell them).

Kevin Rappold
1LT(P) GS
1st COSCOM
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