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Subject: Re: Tale of Xerox marketing woe...
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Date: Mon, 11-Aug-86 11:42:05 EDT
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Recent messages on the Arpanet Laser Lovers have pointed out
difficulties in obtaining information about Xerox Interpress printers
from the Xerox sales force.  I am the marketing manager for Interpress
and am now receiving LaserLovers messages

To answer Mr. Shull's original question, all current Xerox laser
printers sold for use on an Ethernet are Interpress-accepting devices.
This includes:
-  495-1 facsimile machine, 2 ppm, 200 dpi
-  8000 NS laser printer, 10 ppm, 300 dpi
-  8044 laser printer, 12 ppm, 300 dpi
-  3700 laser printer, 24 ppm, 300 dpi
-  4050 laser printer, 50 ppm, 300 dpi
-  8700 laser printer, 70 ppm, 300 dpi
-  9700 laser printer, 120 ppm, 300 dpi

The 495-1, 8000 NS, and 8044 currently support a  Xerox-specific set of
Interpress fully compatible with Xerox workstation software , and they
will support the Interpress 3.0 Publication Set with their next major
release of software.  The 3700, 4050, 8700, and 9700 currently support
the Interpress 3.0 Commercial Set.

If anyone in the future has problems obtaining specific information
about Xerox Interpress devices from their local marketing
representative, please feel free to contact me directly.

Dennis Frahmann
National Marketing Manager, Interpress
Xerox Corporation
880 Apollo Street
El Segundo, CA  90245
213 333-6445