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Near Letter Quality (NLQ) printer from [[Schneider]], sold in germany, for use with german Scbneider CPC computers.
<gallery>
File:Priner NLQ401 set.jpg|NLQ401 set
File:Priner NLQ401 printer.jpg|NLQ401 printer
File:Printer NLQ401 printer2.jpg|NLQ401 printer
File:Priner NLQ401 bottom.jpg|NLQ401 bottom
</gallery>
== Brother M1009 ==
[[File:Brother M1009.jpg|right]]
I was very happy when I could acquire a brand new, very inexpensive 9-pin dot matrix printer for only 200,- DM. The Brother M1009 was a discontinued model. The only difference to the official "CPC printer" which was sold by Schneider, the NLQ401, was a different case color, different label, and a software Eprom which enabled the NLQ 401 to print in Near Letter Quality which was something the M1009 couldn't do.
- Michael Wessel
<gallery>
File:Priner NLQ401 set.jpg|NLQ401 set
File:Priner NLQ401 printer.jpg|NLQ401 printer
File:Printer NLQ401 printer2.jpg|NLQ401 printer
File:Priner NLQ401 bottom.jpg|NLQ401 bottom
</gallery>
== Brother M1009 ==
[[File:Brother M1009.jpg|right]]
I was very happy when I could acquire a brand new, very inexpensive 9-pin dot matrix printer for only 200,- DM. The Brother M1009 was a discontinued model. The only difference to the official "CPC printer" which was sold by Schneider, the NLQ401, was a different case color, different label, and a software Eprom which enabled the NLQ 401 to print in Near Letter Quality which was something the M1009 couldn't do.
- Michael Wessel
