And then, you would press a regular typewriter key. The typebar would swing normally, but then hit the just-inserted character, then the ribbon, and then the paper. In a sense, Typit functioned almost like a parasite.pic.twitter.com/w0oJZJ8aXP
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It’s my understanding daisy wheel and dot-matrix coexisted happily for many years, each having their own happy customer base.
They did, yes. But as you said, it was laser and inkjet that really killed daisy wheel, though 27-pin impact printers did try.
Ah. I was (initially) referring to a matrix glyph rendition, not specifically the mechanical technology. Early commercial inkjets (e.h. HP's Thinkjet) had no more resolution than 9-pin impact printers.
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