The following appears on wsj.com By James R. Hagerty –In the 1960s, computer printers were noisy contraptions resembling automated typewriters. They rattled out simple lines of text, with little variation of font or spacing. Sophisticated graphics were out of the question. While working for Xerox Corp. in the late 1960s, Gary Starkweather proposed to build a … Continue reading Xerox Inventor of Laser Printer Passes at 81