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StyleWriter — bezeichnet eine Serie von Tintendruckern der Firma Apple für die hauseigenen Macintosh Computer. Das Druckwerk stammte von Canon, bei späteren Modellen von Hewlett Packard; fast baugleiche Geräte wurden von diesen Herstellern für IBM kompatible… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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