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| LaserWriter IIg |
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| Introduced: |
October 1, 1991 |
| Discontinued: |
October 1, 1993 |
| Processor: |
Motorola 68030 |
| Frequency: |
25 MHz |
| Minimum: |
2 MB |
| Maximum: |
32 MB |
| Slot: |
8 |
| ROM: |
2 MB |
| Ports: |
SCSI, LocalTalk, Ethernet |
| Type: |
Laser |
| Color: |
1 |
| DPI: |
300 |
| Speed: |
8 Pages Per Minute |
| Language: |
PostScript Level 2, PCL 4+ |
| Power: |
900 Watt |
| Weight: |
45 lbs |
| Dimensions: |
(H x W x D) 8.7 x 20.2 x 18.7 in |
The LaserWriter IIg is a laser printer manufactured and sold by Apple. This printer can be considered the first true network printer developed by Apple due to it being equipped with an Ethernet port. This printer is developed to be the better model of the series due to it being equipped with one of the fastest processors available at the time, the best interpreters and this model supports more RAM, 32 MB maximum expansion.
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