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What determines the quality of print for a dot matrix printer?

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  1. basically the higher the dpi (dots per inch) the better. there's also the pages per minute (ppm). you also want to look into ink usage -- some printers are such ink hogs they're not worth the deskspace.
  2. The quality is determined by the DPI setting (dots per inch) - the higher the better the quality. With dot matrix printers ink is not such a problem as it uses a ribbon that the pins strike, much like a typewriter. The other thing to be aware of, if the printer is not new, is that the pins may be damaged or worn down if used a lot although it does take a lot of usage for this to be a problem.
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