PhoenixPage? Seiko and/or Calcomp printer?

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From: mrl
Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1992 20:28

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I'm still looking at buying a postscript color printer.  Seiko claims that
their PhoenixPage postscript emulation creates smoother shading and less grainy
images.  Can anyone confirm this?  Also, has anyone tried the new Calcomp
printers?  Thanks.

Mark

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