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Subject: Info about the Compugraphic PostScript printer
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Date: Wed, 3-Jun-87 19:37:47 EDT
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[The following is taken from an ad in the "Second May 1987 issue"
of Typeworld; sorry if this is old news -- I've been off the net
for a week or so.]

The CG400-PS printer is a PostScript printer using an Atlas RIP.
It uses a 400DPI solid-state LED array as the writing element.
Output speed is 18 pages/minute, up to 100,000 pages/month.
Further, "..it sets up the next page for printing while it's
printing another...."

The RIP has 13 typefaces on-board, and 60 others are provided
on the 20MB hard disk as a standard feature.  Also standard is
a 2000 sheet input tray, and removable cassette trays for
special sheets.  (It is, of course, a plain-paper output device.)

For more information, call 1-800-U-CALL-CG.  "Ask about our
special LaserWriter trade-in."

	/rich $alz