line printer
line-at-a-time printer

The video terminal made the mechanical sound a huge line printer would make as the screen scrolled.

The IBM 1404 model 2 line printer and card reader.

The line printer employed a series of status codes, specifically ready, online, and check.

The line printer could print 600 lines of 120 characters per minute.

A moment later a line printer in the corner started to chatter out copy.

Next to the line printer was a radio transceiver.

Some early line printers interpreted these characters directly in the records sent to them.

At the recipient's end, it would be converted into an appropriate output, often on a line printer or similar device.

In some historical systems such as line printers this was implemented as overstrike.

Data was transferred to the line printer as a card image as well.