Seiko Epson

The Epson TP-80 (also known as the TX-80) is an 80-column dot matrix printer released in June 1978.

The Seiko Epson NS 6040 is a high-speed IC handler that automatically transports semiconductor devices and classifies them according to inspection results.

The Seiko / Epson NS 8080 H is an IC handler described as a high-speed, single-phase unit operating at 200 Vac and 50/60 Hz.

The Seiko / Epson NS 8160 W is a handler used in semiconductor test and probe operations.

The Seiko Epson HD 850 is a hard drive used in newer models of the Epson Stylus series printers alongside the HD 860.

The EP-101 was launched in September 1968 as the world's first mini-printer and the meaning of "EP" was given as "Electronic Printer".

The Epson TX-80 was an eighty-column dot matrix printer released in June 1978 and mainly used as a system printer for the Commodore PET computer.

The Epson MX-80 was an improved dot matrix printer launched in October 1980.

The Epson MJ-500 is an inkjet cartridge released in March 1993 for the Epson Stylus 800 printer.

Epson's QX-10 is a home computer model described as a CP/M-compatible Z80 machine.

Seiko Epson's HC-20 was the Japan-market name for the HX-20, which Epson entered into the microcomputer market in 1982 and described as the world's first notebook computer.

The Seiko / Epson NS 8080 MS is a handler with stated electrical requirements of 200-240 VAC, single phase, 50/60 Hz.

The Seiko / Epson NS 8080 W is an IC Handler described with single-phase 200-240 Vac, 50/60 Hz power and Windows 2K software support.

The Epson MP-80 was an improved model of the MX-80 dot matrix printer, launched in October 1980.

The Seiko / Epson NS 8040 SH is a high speed handler.

The Seiko / Epson NS 6040 High Speed is an IC handler.

The Seiko / Epson NS 8080 Handler is a test handler with up to 8 sites testing capability, a testing area of 264 mm x 149 mm, up to 240 kgf contact force, and UPH up to 13,500 in ambient conditions or 8,200 at high temperature.