The Color StyleWriter 2200 was a color inkjet printer from the StyleWriter series that was released by Apple Computer. Introduced for PowerBook users in June 19, 1995, it was Apple's second and last battery-powered printer, as well as its lightest model.[1]
Description[]
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The Color StyleWriter 2200 featured a resolution of 720x360-dpi and could print at a speed of 5 pages-per-minute in black only, or about 3 minutes-per-page in color. It is compatible with Apple M3909/M3908 or Canon BC-10/BC-11 (black/color) bubblejet cartridges for the BJC-70. For portable operation, it can run on a rechargeable nickel–metal hydride battery.[2][3]
The printer can be networked through ColorShare software, which requires a host Macintosh computer to do so.[4]
Included fonts[]
64 TrueType fonts are included on disk.[2] Support for PostScript Type 1 fonts can be added by using Adobe Type Manager.[5]
Discontinuation[]
The Color StyleWriter 2200 was discontinued in 1996.[6]
References[]
- ↑ Apple Releases Bevy of New Printers by Geoff Duncan, TidBITS. 1995-06-19.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Apple Color StyleWriter 2200 Review by Adam Karneboge, MyMac.com. 1996-06-04.
- ↑ Color StyleWriter 2200, Apple Spec Database. Archived 1999-12-01.
- ↑ Printer Drivers and Cables (PDF) by Apple Service Source, p.3-4, 6. 1996-02-25. Mirrored by Repair Your Mac.
- ↑ Working with a Printer by Ray White, The White Files. 2004.
- ↑ Color StyleWriter 2200, Applematters. 2011-08-11.
External links[]
- Color StyleWriter 2200: Technical Specifications at Apple Support
- Color StyleWriter 2200 (PDF) by Apple Service Source (mirrored)
- Color StyleWriter 2200 at madeApple
- Color StyleWriter 2200 at Wikimedia Commons
- StyleWriter: Color StyleWriter 2200 at Wikipedia
