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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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By early last year, the organization had responded with the creation of the "Jhai computer"--a 486-comparable unit with keyboard, roller ball and LCD screen, connected to a dot-matrix printer, all of which require a total of less than 20W.
The postcard water bills were printed on a dot-matrix printer with print resolution of such low quality that the lock box facility's automated payment processors could not always accurately read them.
When asked what Stevenson, a recognized expert in corporate mergers, thought of the Packard Foundation's intent to vote against the merger, Stevenson said, "this isn't a dot-matrix printer company anymore and I find it strange that no one's heard from the institutional investors in these companies.
 
 
 
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