The LaserWriter Select 310 was something of an anomaly for Apple, a PostScript printer without network support. The 310 is part of Apple’s low end 5 page-per-minute LaserWriter Select family that replaced the earlier Personal LaserWriter series.

The LaserWriter Select 310 has a standard Mac RS-422 DIN-8 serial port and also has a parallel port for use with PCs. It is built around a Fuji Xerox print engine, unlike earlier LaserWriter models, which all used Canon print engines.

You need special drivers for the LaserWriter Select 310; it does not work with the standard LaserWriter drivers, which are configured for network access.

Details

• introduced 1993.02.01; discontinued 1994.01.01
• CPU: 16 MHz AMD29200
• ROM: 2 MB
• RAM: 1.5 MB, expandable to 5.5 MB using 100ns 72-pin RAM
• resolution: 300 dpi
• speed: 5 pages per minute
• engine: Fuji Xerox P1
• interfaces: RS-422, Parallel
• languages: PostScript Level 1
• accessory port: none
• SCSI drive support: no
• size (H/W/D): 8.0″ x 15.0″ x 18.3″
• weight: 26 lb.
• power supply: 450W

Online Resources

• LaserWriter Select 310: Technical Specifications, Apple
• LaserWriter Select 310, Wikipedia

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