Today, we will take a look at the SM6337.02 – a vintage Soviet dot matrix printer made in Russia in the late 1980s. In my life, I've seen a lot of computers and devices manufactured in the USSR, but this one features an unbelievably low quality level. Technically, it is an Epsoncompatible peripheral device with RS232 and Centronics interfaces, and it comes with a few builtin fonts. However, from what I see, it is unlikely that it was functional even when it just came out of the factory. Even more bizarre it becomes when we take a short look at its military/KGB counterpart.

00:00 – Intro
00:55 – The first look
02:00 – This plastic
04:12 – Control panel
05:30 – Let's compare it with its military version
07:29 – Teardown
09:57 – Summing it all up
11:20 – Fuzik decided to check it

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