laser-lovers@uw-beaver (04/09/85)
From: sob%talcott@harvard.ARPA (Scott O Bradner) an example of the neverending pursuit of accuracy: Electronics news, Monday, April 8 1985 pp 33 ... Imagen's newest printer - the 24/300 - prints at 24 ppm and has a resolution of 90,000 dots per inch. ...
laser-lovers@uw-beaver (04/13/85)
From: DE@GODZILLA.SCH.Symbolics.COM
Date: Mon, 8 Apr 85 20:07:54 EST
From: sob%talcott@harvard.ARPA (Scott O Bradner)
an example of the neverending pursuit of accuracy:
Electronics news, Monday, April 8 1985
pp 33
...
Imagen's newest printer - the 24/300 -
prints at 24 ppm and has a resolution of
90,000 dots per inch.
...
YOW!!!!! Speaking of accuracy, I hope you mean 90,000
dots per SQUARE inch, or 300 dots per inch.
Otherwise you would need 89,100 MBytes of memory to
hold an 8" x 11" page image.
Whereas you would only need 1 MByte at 300 DPI.