The Personal LaserWriter/ Personal LaserWriter 300 was indeed a QuickDraw printer. In 1993-94, however, the PLW 300 was not a joke — e.g., it worked rather well with a Newton and with the then-still-up-for-grabs QuickDraw GX, which at the time had been invested in heavily by Apple and could have become a market standard rather than a damp squib had the money been better spent.

Other Personal LaserWriters such as the 4/600 and the much more capable 12/640 were solid printers for their time, and used standard PostScript level 2 language.