Macintosh Printer Drivers

Laser Printer in Action: An image showcasing a laser printer in the middle of printing a document. The scene includes the printer with its internal mechanisms visible, showing the laser beam scanning across the drum, toner being applied, and the paper being fed through the rollers. The output tray shows a freshly printed page with crisp text and graphics.

2001: when Macintosh-printer-compatability was special (now it is standard)

Strengthening its commitment to the Macintosh community, on July 19, 2001 Lexmark introduced and demonstrated new Mac OS X printer drivers for its entire line of Macintosh-compatible monochrome and color laser and multifunction printers (MFPs).

Lexmark demonstrated its new driver compatibility using several of its recently announced color, monochrome and multifunction printers, including the Lexmark C720 color laser printer, the Lexmark T522 and T622 monochrome laser printers and its X522 Series MFP.

"Lexmark has been a long-time supporter of the Macintosh computing environment and we continue to ensure that our solutions are optimized for use with Mac computers," said Paul Rooke, Lexmark vice president and president of its Printing Solutions and Services division. "Lexmark's new C, T and X printing solutions are ideally suited for Macintosh-only and mixed computing environments and take advantage of many of the new features inherent in the Mac OS X operating system."