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dot-matrix printer
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dot-matrix printer,
a printer that imprints a character by creating it from a pattern of dots, each of which is produced by activating selected wires in a set so that their ends strike the paper through an inked ribbon. Compare character printer, daisy-wheel printer, laser printer.


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Byline: Dubai Epson, a global imaging leader, has launched its fastest flatbed dot matrix printer to date, featuring its new print speed enhancer technology, which enables high speed printing of bit image data under Windows environment.
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a manufacturer of a variety of computer printers, including the first impact dot matrix printer, which he invented.
 
 
 
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