Massive 1990s Printronix dot matrix printer

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Made in the USA by Printronix of Irvine, CA, this ridiculously huge P5005-GOLD line matrix printer was first introduced in 1998. The printer is two feet wide and, together with the stand, weighs about a hundred pounds. Fast and loud, like the Motorhead of computer printers! Its shown here running in factory demo mode. Please subscribe to our channel to see lots of cool old things that do stuff. This item may be for sale, check our eBay store for availability... http://stores.ebay.com/atomicspacejunk Visit our website to see tons of vintage electro-junk and other fun retro artifacts... http://atomicspacejunk.com



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