(computer science) A computer output device which composes a full page of characters before printing the page.
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(computer science) A computer output device which composes a full page of characters before printing the page.
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A printer that prints a page at a time. Laser, LED and solid ink printers are examples. The first page printers were huge, floor-standing devices, and although such "digital printing presses" today print much faster and even in color, the ubiquitous page printer is the desktop laser printer. See laser printer, LED printer, solid ink printer, digital printing and printer.
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| WordNet: page printer |
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a printer that prints one page at a time
Synonym: page-at-a-time printer
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A page printer is a type of computer printer that prints on cut sheet paper. A modern page printer may use any of various technologies, such as laser, LED or inkjet. Most modern computer printers are page printers.
The page printer was jointly developed (circa 1900) and patented in 1924 by Sterling Morton and Howard Krum..
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