Commodore MPS-801
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Dot matrix printer, 1984, Commodore. The MPS-801 is the low-cost dot matrix printer of the Commodore 64 era, successor of the 1525 and made for Commodore by Seikosha: 80 columns, Commodore graphic characters and bit-image graphics on the serial bus.
| Years | 1984 to 1986 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Commodore Business Machines (made by Seikosha) |
| Compatibility | VIC-20, Commodore 64, Commodore 128 (serial bus) |
| Printing | unidirectional dot matrix, 80 columns, about 50 characters per second, Commodore character set and bit-image graphics |
| Paper | tractor-fed continuous paper |
| Interface | Commodore serial bus |
| Related models | 1525 (predecessor), MPS-802 / 1526, MPS-803 (successor) |
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