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Definition of Ink-jet printer
1. Noun. A printer that produces characters by projecting electrically charged droplets of ink.
Generic synonyms: Dot Matrix Printer, Dot Printer, Matrix Printer
Lexicographical Neighbors of Ink-jet Printer
Literary usage of Ink-jet printer
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Deconstructing the Computer: Report of a Symposium by Dale Weldeau Jorgenson, Charles W. Wessner (2005)
"As to the “faster” parameter, an ink-jet printer could be made to go faster simply
by adding more nozzles. The meaning of “better” tended to center on ..."
2. A History of the Personal Computer: The People and the Technology by Roy A. Allan (2001)
"In 1976 IBM introduced the Model 6640 continuous ink jet printer which set new
standards for print quality. Canon Inc., a Japanese camera company founded in ..."
3. Partnering Against Terrorism: Summary of a Workshop by Charles W. Wessner (2005)
"Lord Kelvin had first suggested the idea, and even patented it, and Siemens
actually built the first ink-jet printer in l95l. But the real story, he said, ..."
4. The Free Agent Marketing Guide: 100+ Marketing Tips for Free Agents by Douglas Florzak (2004)
"Customize your business cards With the ability to print your own business cards
from your laser or ink jet printer, you can create custom targeted business ..."
5. Trends in Japanese Textile Technology by John E. Berkowitch (2000)
"Each of the cut parts receives a five-digit identification number applied by an
ink-jet printer. The number is read in ultraviolet light as the parts move ..."
6. Solutions for Secretaries of Small NPO's by Gene L. Warner (2007)
"Your system must also have a very good ink-jet printer. If buying a new printer,
check the online reviews to find out about print quality and ink ..."
7. ATP Focused Program Competition: Digital Video in Information Networks edited by Barry Leonard (1998)
"... of reagent-bearing liquid are squirted onto specific spots, or addresses, of
a solid substrate much as an ink-jet printer squirts tiny dots onto a page. ..."
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