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Damn......state of the art!
Highlights
High-speed draft printing at 550 cps
Maximum graphics resolution of 240 x 216 dpi
Long print runs -- data processing, report generation, spreadsheet printouts
Supports multi-part forms
Capable of printing labels and bar code fonts
Overview
The Pacemark® 3410 is a dependable, heavy-duty, high-speed printer from OKI. The strike force of its printhead carries through 8-part forms with clarity and provides better print quality on any surface. Two available paper paths make the 3410 more flexible -- the standard bottom-feed or rear-feed push tractors and single bin cut sheet feeder. The Pacemark 3410 performs reliably with applications that call for heavy duty throughput. It comes with resident bar code fonts and graphic capabilities, and lets you create personalized characters and symbols with the ASCII 96-character sets. For point-of-sale applications, the 3410 has the capability of printing to the top edge of the form. While in back-office applications, the power and speed of the 3410 make light work of the thickest forms. The Pacemark 3410 is ideally suited for large-volume applications.
starting from $2139.00....hot!
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Dec 21st, 2007 07:32 PM #1
dell.ca: The Pacemark® 3410 Dot Matrix Printer!!
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Dec 21st, 2007 07:35 PM #2
Mod, We better start a cold deal forum. Reply With Quote
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Dec 21st, 2007 07:52 PM #3
It actually is good for corporate use, when printing PO, invoice and such.
It can create carbon copy, which is great, something that laser printer can't
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Dec 21st, 2007 08:04 PM #4
Yes, you are right. But I think @ this price, it is much better/cheaper to go with a line printer.
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Dec 21st, 2007 08:09 PM #5
awesome deal, seems that Dell also wants antique business...
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Dec 21st, 2007 08:22 PM #6Sr. Member
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This is from the 70's... Wow...
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Dec 21st, 2007 08:28 PM #7
thanks op: I was waiting for this.
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Dec 21st, 2007 08:29 PM #8Don't try to enlighten people... we won't even get started on legacy systems and such.
Originally Posted by tomtomtom
It actually is good for corporate use, when printing PO, invoice and such.
It can create carbon copy, which is great, something that laser printer can't
Speaking from personal experience, if you guys saw the applications that actually process daily things such as property tax, water billing, parking tickets etc etc etc, you'd think Widows 3.1 was light years ahead of its time. Reply With Quote
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Dec 21st, 2007 08:41 PM #9
guys can't you see this is a steal? check out the dpi: 240x216 !!!
on a more serious note, this is a pretty lame printer. I've seen a washing-machine sized IBM dot-matrix; the mechanics inside the printer were moving so fast I was afraid to go near that thing.
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Dec 21st, 2007 08:44 PM #10+1 Originally Posted by Miguel
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Dec 21st, 2007 08:47 PM #11Deal Fanatic
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Yes. This is not as odd as it sounds. We have something similar in our office because the application we develop has to print delivery "tickets", which is traditionally done using feeded forms. I actually think printing the tickets using the 'ol dot matrix is faster than the fastest of lasers and a hell of a lot cheaper for the company (blank form wise).
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Dec 21st, 2007 08:48 PM #12Sound Emission 58 dBA
I wonder if the drivers are Vista compatible... or even Win 98se... Reply With Quote
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Dec 21st, 2007 08:51 PM #13Jr. Member
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It's compatible with every os in the world. even Windows Millenium! Originally Posted by Bunkhouse
I wonder if the drivers are Vista compatible... or even Win 98se... Reply With Quote
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Dec 21st, 2007 10:00 PM #14
Isn't it early for April Fools? I don't get it. Dell showcasing their sense of humour or the handy work of a hacker?
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Dec 21st, 2007 10:08 PM #15
FWIW a lot of companies still use these, especially in mainframe environments.
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