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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.
At $2,845 (MSRP(1)), the WORKiO DP-150FX is a competitively priced digital model that functions as a platen-based copier, Windows GDI printer, scanner, and Super G3 fax in its standard configuration.
Additionally, the e2004 includes a GDI printer module for conventional black-and-white laser printing.
 
 
 
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