P112 question - what can you run that uses 1MB of RAM?

On 10/11/2012 21:11, Tony Duell wrote: Laser printer toner tends to be mono component, that is it does not require a separate carrier or developer to transport it to the photoreceptor and is magnetic. Copier toner tends to require a separate carrier that is made of a coated magnetic powder. The Carrier is recycled and not consumed, but does wear out over time. Laser printers work by charging a light sensitive, semiconducting drum or belt, the charge will vary depending on the type of material used. The drum may be charged positive or negative. A laser or LED array will then erase certain parts of the charge on the photoreceptor, then depending on which and how much charge the toner carries it will stick to either the charged or discharged areas. These charges are always different even on m/c's made by the same company so toners are rarely the same between m/c's. Also fusing tempratures of these toners are different. not enough heat and you can rub the toner from the sheet, too much it sticks to the fusing rollers.. Roger