The MPS-1000, released in the mid-80's, was born into a new era. The
CBM Serial port was no longer king, and dot-matrix quality was getting
old. Into that was the MPS-1000 born. Commodores first CBM Serial
AND Centronics printer (so that Amiga and Commodore 8-bit computers
could use it). This printer also featured bi-directional printing,
as well as an NLQ (Near Letter Quality) mode. Overall, a fantastic
new line of printers these would be.
Model : MPS-1000 Type : Dot matrix printer Resolution: 9-pin Paper Feed: Friction or Tractor-feed Interface : CBM Serial Bus & Centronics Notes : Settings information
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