FACOM 6700D

This was Fujitsu's top-of-the-line Japanese language line printer (line printer for Japanese language processing), completed in February 1983. At the time, there was a growing need for a high-speed, high-functionality Japanese language line printer due progress in Japanese language information systems. To meet that need, Fujitsu developed the FACOM 6700D ultra high-speed Japanese language line printer. This printer used xerography—a technique where output is written using a laser beam. It had the following features. For the main specifications, see "Specifications of Japanese Language Line Printers".