ncsmith@ndsuvax.UUCP (Timothy Smith) (09/13/88)
I would suggest a Fujitsu DL3400 it comes both serial and parallel,
wide carriage, 24-pin, sheet or tractor feed, fast (cpm?), draft and
NLQ, reverse page feed!!, emulates at least the epson varieties, and
cost around $400 for the serial model, parallel was around $500 I think.
Tim Smithfiglik@ihlpl.ATT.COM (Jim Figlik) (09/14/88)
In article <1255@ndsuvax.UUCP> ncsmith@ndsuvax.UUCP (Timothy Smith) writes: >I would suggest a Fujitsu DL3400 it comes both serial and parallel, >wide carriage, 24-pin, sheet or tractor feed, fast (cpm?), draft and >NLQ, reverse page feed!!, emulates at least the epson varieties, and >cost around $400 for the serial model, parallel was around $500 I think. > > > Tim Smith I would either suggest a Gemini, good cheap and has Epson/IBM emulation at around $200 or a DeskJet from HP, which will give you letter quality. Jim ihnp4!ihlpl!figlik
Robert_Bruce_Ferrell@cup.portal.com (09/15/88)
My suggestion is the citizen 120D. It can be had for about $150 at many discount outlets (read mail order) and turns out print quality nearly as good as the Apple Imagewriter if not better (with the right software of course). I dont work or have anything to do with citizen except buying their products.