If I remember correctly the LA100 was somewhat typewriter like.
It may have been called a LetterwriterII and the keyboardless version
Letterprinter II
Regards
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From: cctech-bounces at
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On Behalf Of Tony Duell
Sent: 16 September 2012 18:29
To: cctalk at
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Subject: Re: Selenar Graphics II (Was: DECWriter II LA36 being given away)
Sadly although I sold thousands of LA36's in the
UK I don't have one.
I do have an LA75 and an LA50.
I think i have an LA50 somewhere. I certainly heve a couple of LA100s [1]
and an LA324 [2]
[1[ I do like the 'nodding printhead' in this unit. The printhead is
mouted o na solenoid mechanism that moves the business end by havle a dot
pitch vertically. That means you can get the equivelent of an 18 pin
prinehed in 2 passes.
[2] This is a more recent 24 pin unit with 3 microprocessors inside. I
beleive it can taek a colour ribbon, but Iv'e never got one for it. This
is also the only thing I own with an MMJ connector (!).
Obviously LA36's, LA120's and LA180's are much larger animals and tend to
be
The LA110 is a lot smalelr than the LA36. The LA36 has a lot of
electroncis in the stand, so it can't be turned int oa tabletop unit. The
LA100 is.
-tony