With Microbuffer, you don't have to wait for your
printer to finish before you resume using your
computer.
Data is received and stored at fast speeds, then
released from Microbuffer's memory to your
printer.
This is called buffering. The more you print, the
more productive it makes your workflow.
Depending on the version of Microbuffer, these
buffering capacities range from a useful 8K of
random access memory - big enough for 8,000
characters of storage - up to a very large 256K -
enough for 256,000 characters of storage.
Love the line "The more you print, the more productive it makes your workflow". I need to get that dot matrix printer connected up to my computer and start printing straight away, I can feel my productivity increasing.
