Near letter-quality printing refers to a level of print quality that approaches that of a traditional typewriter or a high-quality printed document, but may not achieve the full fidelity of letter-quality printing. This term is often associated with certain types of impact and dot matrix printers, where the output is sufficiently clear and legible for tasks like business correspondence, invoices, and forms, but it might not have the polished appearance of laser or inkjet prints.
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