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From: CPR@XX.LCS.MIT.EDU (Chris Ryland)
Newsgroups: mod.computers.laser-printers
Subject: IMAGEN 7320
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Date: Thu, 13-Nov-86 16:59:01 EST
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We recently added a 7320 (IMAGEN IP/II-class raster image
processor with Canon LBP-20 engine) to our stable of slower
IMAGEN printers, and are mightly pleased.  The paper handling
software is really slick--it does all the right things to duplex-print
multiple copies of large documents, and all at pretty much the
rated images per minute (20).

Using an Ethernet TCP/IP connection to the printer, jobs
are routinely compiled dozens of pages ahead of the print engine,
which keeps throughput high.

As a workhorse troff/scribe/line printer, it's wonderful.

--Chris Ryland, Multiflow Computer, Inc.
(Disclaimer:  I own a lot of IMAGEN stock, but that doesn't
make me any less critical of products I buy from them.  If anything,
more.)
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