Check out the ... one pin to print from a Commodore or any computer, for that matter. Like just about everything else that makes noise, someone will try to make music with dot matrix printers ...

Used to print multipart forms and address labels ... Also known as a "serial dot matrix printer." The dot matrix printer uses one or two columns of dot hammers that are moved across the paper.

[Chris] was able to fix this by cutting out ... dot matrix printer ribbon that’s dried up but not yet falling apart, you can always try reinking it. Video after the break. Try another test print ...

Commercial dot-matrix ... like large-print children’s books. When consumers in the Chinese-Japanese-Korean (CJK) world began ...

Nothing is well-known among Android fans. Its combination of transparent hardware design and dot-based software zigs every time the larger Android ecosystem would prefer to zag. Sometimes, the ...

Kentucky officials say a preprinted dot marking Kamala Harris for president on a ballot would not prevent voters from ...

Pitkin County District 4 likely will be represented by Jeffrey Woodruff, an architect and member of the county Planning and ...

A package addressed to me had the tell-tale Nothing dot-matrix-like print on its exterior ... it's under licence from Freetime Beer Co., based out of Swansea in Wales, and is a rice lager.

I wouldn’t tear out my existing irrigation system to install ... featuring an engineered case and a streamlined interior, complete with a dot-matrix readout. Unlike the IG2, terminal posts ...

Narrowing down a list of red dot sights is like determining the best flavor of ice cream. There are a ton of options out there. Most perform really well. Some are excellent. And, rarely, you’ll find a ...

A reader is puzzled by the popularity of animal print in women’s fashion. Our critic offers an explanation for its appeal. By Vanessa Friedman Will we ever see the end of leopard print on women ...

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