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Michael Kennedy

If anyone wants an old tandy DMP-105 pay for shipping and it is yours, or
you can pick it up for free. As far as I know it is in perfect working
condition.

I believe the Laserjet is the first model ever sold.. It has a serial
interface and a toner cartridge.. The last time I powered it on it worked
fine. I'm in Mt. Dora, FL and if nobody wants these they're going in the
dumpster.

- Mike
 
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Allodoxaphobia

I believe the Laserjet is the first model ever sold.. It has a serial
interface and a toner cartridge.. The last time I powered it on it worked
fine. I'm in Mt. Dora, FL and if nobody wants these they're going in the
dumpster.

You might post this also on:

comp.periphs.printers
comp.sys.hp.hardware

Jonesy
 
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w9gb

Michael Kennedy said:
If anyone wants an old tandy DMP-105 pay for shipping and it is yours, or
you can pick it up for free. As far as I know it is in perfect working
condition.

I believe the Laserjet is the first model ever sold.. It has a serial
interface and a toner cartridge.. The last time I powered it on it worked
fine. I'm in Mt. Dora, FL and if nobody wants these they're going in the
dumpster.
Except for the very top controller board -- the HP LaserJet is identical to
the Apple LaserWriter (their first) -- both based on he same Canon
Laser/copier engine of the 1984 era.
I attended the launch of that product -- expensive -- but heady days for the
eventual replacement of NEC Displaywriters. IBM even had an early
electronic interface for the old Selectric typewriters in the late 1970s.

gb
 
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James Sweet

w9gb said:
Except for the very top controller board -- the HP LaserJet is identical to
the Apple LaserWriter (their first) -- both based on he same Canon
Laser/copier engine of the 1984 era.
I attended the launch of that product -- expensive -- but heady days for the
eventual replacement of NEC Displaywriters. IBM even had an early
electronic interface for the old Selectric typewriters in the late 1970s.

gb


I have one of those old Apple Laserwriters. Impressive piece of
equipment, still worked last time I tried it, though it was streaking on
the paper.
 
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JW

If anyone wants an old tandy DMP-105 pay for shipping and it is yours, or
you can pick it up for free. As far as I know it is in perfect working
condition.

I believe the Laserjet is the first model ever sold.. It has a serial
interface and a toner cartridge.. The last time I powered it on it worked
fine. I'm in Mt. Dora, FL and if nobody wants these they're going in the
dumpster.

www.craigslist.org

or for your location:

http://geo.craigslist.org/iso/us/fl

Place free ads for stuff. I've used them for getting rid or CRTs,
sheetrock, plywood, etc. People will take most anything if it's free...
 
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M Berger

The typewriter interface goes back much earlier than that.
The CDC 1604 had an IBM Model C console typewriter, and that
was in 1964. The Selectric interface came out about the same
time as the Selectric -- it was frequently used for APL programming.
 
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Meat Plow

The typewriter interface goes back much earlier than that.
The CDC 1604 had an IBM Model C console typewriter, and that
was in 1964. The Selectric interface came out about the same
time as the Selectric -- it was frequently used for APL programming.

I have an old Apple Image Writer (serial port) impact printer that I still
use on my old Novell printer server. That was a fast printer for its day.
 
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