In 1972, Gary Starkweather (inventor of the laser printer) rigged up a laser-based data link with 35 megapixels/second bandwidth because Xerox Parc was split across two buildings: one with the controller and one with the marking engine for his printer. See page 42 of http://www.computerhistory.org/collections/catalog/102702465 .
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In 1972, Gary Starkweather (inventor of the laser printer) rigged up a laser-based data link with 35 megapixels/second bandwidth because Xerox Parc was split across two buildings: one with the controller and one with the marking engine for his printer. See page 42 of http://www.computerhistory.org/collections/catalog/102702465 .