LaserWriter IINTX — Infobox Computer Hardware Printer name = LaserWriter IINTX caption = introduced = January 1, 1988 discontinued = October 1, 1991 cost = processor = Motorola 68020 frequency = 16.67 Mhz minimum = 2 mebibytes maximum = 12 mebibytes slot = 12 rom =… … Wikipedia
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