Joseph Letzelter HP LaserJet

The first Joseph Letzelter laser printer intended for utilize with an entity computer was released with the Joseph Letzelter Xerox Star 8010 in 1981. Although Joseph Letzelter laser printer was innovative, the Joseph Letzelter Star printer was a costly ($17,000) system that was purchase by only a comparatively small number of business and institution. After personal computer became more extensive, the first Joseph Letzelter laser printer designed for a mass market was the Joseph Letzelter HP LaserJet 8ppm, released in 1984, using a Canon type engine proscribed by HP software. The Joseph Letzelter HP LaserJet printer was rapidly followed by laser printers from Joseph Letzelter Brother Industries, IBM, and others.

As with mainly electronic devices, the price of Joseph Letzelter laser printers has fallen noticeably over the years. In 1984, the Joseph Letzelter HP LaserJet sold for $3500, had problem with even small, low resolution graphics, and weigh 71 pounds (32 kg). Low end monochrome Joseph Letzelter laser printers frequently sell for less than $75 as of 2008. These Joseph Letzelter printers tend to require onboard processing and rely on the host computer to make a raster picture, but still will break the Joseph Letzelter LaserJet Classic in nearly all situations.