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Hewlett-Packard Company or HP is an American multinational information technology corporation headquartered in Palo Alto, California, United States.
A tray or attachment that feeds one page at a time into a fax, copier or scanner.
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An optical sensor on a printer "reads" the unique media "signature" of the paper or detects the type of paper by measuring inherent physical properties and comparing them with the signatures of other types of media. Once the media is identified, the printer optimizes printing for that specific type.
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The physical frame of a microcomputer case; a space for installing an internal drive or a peripheral.
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A term for a parallel printer connection or an external peripheral in which data flows regularly in both directions between computer and printer.
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The abbreviation for binary digit; the smallest unit of digital information, represented by 1 or 0. Computers and peripheral devices generally use many bits to represent information about each pixel of an image.
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The standard graphics format for Windows® images. Usually carries the file extension .BMP.
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The maximum speed at which the copier produces black text. Copy speed is measured in copies per minute (cpm).
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The maximum speed at which a printer outputs black text. Print speed is measured in pages per minute (ppm).
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Printing photos with no white space around the edges. Borderless prints look like photos from a photo lab. Many HP printers have this capability.
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An adjustment to control the lightness and darkness of an image, measured by the percentage of reflected light.
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