The Brother EP-22 electronic printer was a pretty neat gadget at the time of its release, but not so much now. Back in 1983, its predecessor, the EP-20 (and what was then "the soon to be released" EP-22) garnered a positive review in a New York Times article that was syndicated in various American newspapers. … Continue reading Brother EP-22
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Brother AX-550 User’s Guide
This guide may also be applicable to other models in this Brother AX (110, 130, 140, 145, 230, 250, 350, 450, 500, 550) series of electronic portables, circa 1990-1994, especially those with an LCD screen, namely the AX-450 and the AX-500. Subscriber Content Thank you for your support. Here's the instruction guide: brother-ax-550-users-guide Subscribe or … Continue reading Brother AX-550 User’s Guide
Brother WP 100L User’s Guide
A generic no-name “Word Processor” User's Guide, applicable to the Brother WP 100L (all 144 pages). This guide may also be applicable to other Brother Word Processors based on typewriters of the AX (18, 22, 24, 26, 28 and AX-15, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45) series. Subscriber Content Thank you for your support. Here's the … Continue reading Brother WP 100L User’s Guide
Brother’s Last Word Processor
The eBay seller of this AX-45 couldn't hide her enthusiasm for the typewriter (or the sale): "This is a rare and rather beautiful machine. The product of a bygone friendly low-tech era." Couldn't agree more, except to say the function-rich AX-45 was not so "low tech" at the time of its release in November 1987. … Continue reading Brother’s Last Word Processor
Brother Super 7800 Instruction Guide
Circa 1980, the Brother Super 7800 is a member of the "Correct-O-Ball" family of golf ball electronic typewriters. Unlike the moveable print unit of the IBM Selectric and its clones, these typewriters have a moveable carriage/escapement and a fixed print unit. Model numbers include the Super 7300, 7500, 7800 and 7900. Subscriber Content thank you … Continue reading Brother Super 7800 Instruction Guide
Brother CE-30 Instruction Guide
Brother CE (JP-11x) series portable electronic typewriters like the Brother CE-30 (circa 1984-1985) are larger and heavier (7 kg) than any Brother portables that followed. While this might justify the "CE" prefix, in terms of performance and functionality they belong very firmly in the portable category. These typewriters are noisy (67 dBA) and have a … Continue reading Brother CE-30 Instruction Guide
Brother AX-325 Instruction Guide
The Brother AX-325 is one of an extensive range of portable electronic typewriters manufactured in the USA, UK and (later) Malaysia and released over a decade which spanned the mid 1990s through to the mid 2000s, thus making it difficult to pin down the year of manufacture based on Brother's serial numbering system - a … Continue reading Brother AX-325 Instruction Guide
Brother AX-325
The Brother AX-325 is one of an extensive range of portable electronic typewriters manufactured in the USA, UK and (later) Malaysia and released over a decade which spanned the mid 1990s through to the mid 2000s, thus making it difficult to pin down the year of manufacture based on Brother's serial numbering system - a … Continue reading Brother AX-325
Brother EM-611 User’s Guide
The EM-611 office electronic typewriter (and its lower-spec sibling, the EM-601) was released in 1988 and has a top speed of 16 characters-per-second. Subscriber Content Thank you for your support. Here's the file: brother-em-611-instruction-guideDownload Subscribe or donate to get access Download the User Guide for a small subscription fee or donation. Thank you. Log in
Brother CE-700 Instruction Guide
The CE-700 was introduced in 1989 as an update on the Brother CE-650. This impressive e.t. has an 80 column by two line LCD screen and a top speed of 15 characters-per-second. Subscriber Content Thank you for your support. Here's the file: brother-ce-700-instruction-guideDownload Subscribe or donate to get access Download the guide when you subscribe … Continue reading Brother CE-700 Instruction Guide
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