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GDI printer

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GDI printer

A printer designed for the Windows Printing System, which is the host-based printing function in Windows. The GDI printer uses the Windows Graphics Display System (GDI) to rasterize the pages. Although the low-cost GDI printer typically places a greater demand on the host processor than a traditional printer, it is mostly unnoticed with today's high-speed computers. See host-based printing.



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5" x 14" ---------------------------------- ---------------------------------- Recording Paper Capacity 150 sheets ---------------------------------- ---------------------------------- LCD Display Size 1 line (16 characters) ---------------------------------- ---------------------------------- Printer/Scanner 8 PPM 600 x 600 dpi IEEE Parallel Connection GDI Printer Language Windows 95/98/Me/NT 4.
Additionally, the e2004 includes a GDI printer module for conventional black-and-white laser printing.
Many features noted by the BLI testers included the eight (8) page per minute print speed and the optional UniMessage Pro MFP kit, which allows the product to operate as a 600-dpi Windows GDI printer, a 300-dpi scanner and a PC fax.
 
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