StyleWriter II

The StyleWriter II was a monochrome inkjet printer from the StyleWriter series that was released by Apple Computer in January 1993, replacing the original StyleWriter.New Printers & Scanner by Mark H. Anbinder, TidBITS #159. 1993-01-18.
==Description==
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The StyleWriter II featured a maximum resolution of 360-dpi and could print at a speed of 2 pages-per-minute in draft mode or 1 page-per-minute in best mode,StyleWriter II, Apple Spec Database. Archived 2000-11-01. twice as fast as the original model. The main printing mechanism and sheet feeder have also been combined into a single unit, unlike the original. It is compatible with Canon BC-02 bubblejet cartridges.StyleWriter Cartridge Compatibility List, 68k Macintosh Liberation Army Wiki. 2009-03-12.
The StyleWriter II is the first printer to include GrayShare technology, which allows Apple printers without built-in networking hardware to be shared over AppleTalk through a host Macintosh computer. However, it does not support grayscale printing from older Macs with Motorola 68000 processors as they do not support color.Why The Lame Apple Color Printer? by Patrick Warn, TidBITS #161. 1993-02-01.
===Included fonts===
Scalable TrueType fonts are included on disk. Support for PostScript Type 1 fonts can be added by using Adobe Type Manager.Working with a Printer by Ray White, The White Files. 2004.
==Discontinuation==
The StyleWriter II was discontinued on April 17, 1995 with the release of the StyleWriter 1200.Apple Updates Popular Low-Cost Monochrome Inkjet Printer, Apple Computer. 1995-04-17.
==References==
==External links==
*StyleWriter II: Technical Specifications at Apple Support
**StyleWriter II (PDF) by Apple Service Source (mirrored)
*Apple StyleWriter 1200 at the Centre for Computing History
*StyleWriter II at Applematters
*StyleWriter II at madeApple
*StyleWriter II at the North East Florida Educational Consortium
*StyleWriter II User's Guide (PDF) at Vintage Apple
* at Wikipedia
Category:1993 introductions