Computer Architecture - Hardware - Lesson 13 - Printers - Eric Vanderburg
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The document discusses different types of printers including laser printers, inkjet printers, dot matrix printers, and other printers like thermal and solid ink printers. It describes the laser printing process which involves cleaning, conditioning, writing, developing, transferring, and fusing steps to transfer toner from the drum to paper. It also mentions print drivers like PostScript, PCL, and PJL which provide font handling and job management for printers.
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