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ArticlesTrueType Laser Printer


April 1998 / International What's New / TrueType Laser Printer

Tally's T9006 printers provide a resolution of 600 dpi with a memory expandable to 18 MB. This cost-effective laser printer serves the needs of small offices, because it offers good print quality and low page costs. It has 10 TrueType fonts and 35 Intellifonts installed, and supports the PCL6 standard.

Price:    DM 1000.
Contact:  Tally, Elchingen, Germany
Phone:    +49 7308 80 577
Internet: http://www.tally.de


Type Me True, Tally

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