laser printer

They then entered the hell of trying to persuade Xerox to integrate Interpress into its laser printers and other typographical products.

In the early 1970s, he worked at Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center, which had invented the personal computer and also a laser printer.

Mr. Runbeck’s field technicians soon determined that the problem lay in the insufficient temperature of the fuser, the component of a laser printer that heats the toner, causing it to adhere to paper.

“I could sit here and complain that I’m supposed to be spending my time making 3D laser printers, not looking at out-of-network health travel reimbursement rates. But this is the world we’re now in.”

As a young engineer at Stanford in the early 1980s, Poor had helped build one of the first laser printers in the United States.