Typing Speed: 12 cps, Paper Insert: Auto Insert, Typing Width: 9 in., With Built in Memory, Weight 10 lb. See more details
Typing Speed: 12 cps, Paper Insert: Auto Insert, Paper Capacity: 12.87 in., Typing Width: 9 in., With Built in Memory, Weight 10 l… See more details
Typing Speed: 20 cps, Paper Insert: Auto Insert, Paper Capacity: 15.5 in., Typing Width: 12 in., With Built in Memory, Weight 22.0… See more details
Typing Speed: 20 cps, Paper Capacity: 15.5 in., Typing Width: 12 in., With Built in Memory, Weight 10 lb. See more details
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For a century, the typewriter was standard equipment in the office. Although we now use computers for modern writing tasks, the typewriter still offers some advantages over digital technology. more »
Until the invention of the computer, the typewriter was a valuable piece of equipment that could be found in nearly every office. Although typewriters are still around, they are not nearly as prevalent as they used to be. But there are still a few people who prefer the simplicity of a typewriter. more »
Although manual typewriters are becoming more rare in the modern world, many antique typewriters and electronic typewriters, which use the same basic mechanisms to put letters to the page, still exist. Manual typewriters have a lot of moving parts which can easily become damaged or broken. With the proper training, you can learn to fix minor problems encountered with the moving parts in manual typewriters. more »
Electric typewriters often have cartridge ribbons, whereas manuals have old-fashioned spool ribbons. more »
Hard to find, Yes! The most advanced technology? No! Fun and Reliable? Absolutely! This article explains a few easy steps in how to buy the best typewriter for any use. more »
A typewriter? Despite the prevalence of computers, typewriters are great for printed forms, envelopes and other stuff it's difficult to get a computer to print on. There's also a certain joy in receiving a letter typed on good bond paper. more »
Typewriters work by metal keys punching inkpads and leaving an imprint on a piece of paper. Typewriters get dirty from time to time from ink build up and dust and do need cleaning. Here's how to clean a typewriter. more »
A technology that's been around since the 1870s, the typewriter still has devoted fans. Typewriters are prized for the characteristic clicking of their hammers--and for the simplicity of using them. This article will help get you started with your typewriter. more »
Typewriters can be manual (entirely mechanical), electric (using electricity to power mechanical functions) or electronic (electric with computer functions such as memory). However, all typewriters share some common parts. more »
Even with the advent of the Internet, typewriters remain popular collector's items, reminding us of times gone by. Because they are outdated, however, it can be difficult to find typewriter supplies. Applying more ink to your typewriter ribbons is an easy alternative to purchasing new ones. more »
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