Jan 17, 2010 · The 5152 was also known as the IBM Graphics printer. It was a rebadged Epson (MX-80?) It was a dot matrix printer that was parallel port attach. It was not the same printer as the PCjr Compact printer which used thermal paper (no …

Feb 21, 2011 · I just purchased an IBM 5152 Graphics Printer for my IBM 5150 PC. The auction was easy since nobody else bid on it. I thought there would be more people interested in these.

Jul 26, 2008 · The IBM 5152 was manufactured by Epson and is the equivalent of their MX-80. Inside the printer, on the control board are sockets for three 2716/2332 ICs. The Epson MX-80 has one 2232 in it, with two empty slots.

May 30, 2018 · I just picked up a very early 5150 (the one with the cassette interface) with the original keyboard, 5151 monitor and 5152 printer. I was just curious if anyone could tell me how far along in the production run it was made.

Dec 23, 2011 · I have been looking at getting a box of paper and and ink ribbon for my IBM 5152 DMP. I have looked at Home Depot, Staples, Wally World, K-Mart, and even...

Feb 21, 2011 · What I'm running into is a lack of resources on things like a driver for my IBM 5152 graphics printer and the LAN adapter. Once I have the drivers, I want to configure a set of DOS installation diskettes for DOS 6.22 or DOS 7.0, with both autoexec.bat and config.sys files.

May 2, 2003 · My April 1983 issue of PC World has an announcement that IBM is introducing a color monitor for the IBM PC. It says an IBM spokesman promised the new monitor would be available in April of 1983 and its product number was 5153.

Jul 31, 2011 · Is the IBM Model 5152-2 Graphics Printer capable of single sheet printing? I have a pre-printed carbon form, about five pages deep, which I would like to...

Jan 25, 2022 · Just recently managed to find locally an original 16K IBM PC ( ie, the first 5150 ) mainboard. I was wondering how difficult it will be to find all the parts - especially things like the Keyboard, video cards, etc necessary to rebuild it.

May 2, 2008 · The PCjr was originally released with PC DOS 2.1, and the official word from IBM was that version 2.1 was specifically created to support the PCjr's half-height floppy drive.