New products round up

Article Abstract:

The office automation industry has introduced several new products, including electronic publishing systems, printers, photocopiers, filing systems, facsimile machines, and telephone systems. Corporate budgets are being reduced, but the new products are designed to save money, save time, improve productivity, improve competitive advantage, and reduce the need for costly third-party services. The new products include Rank Xerox's DocuTech Publishing Series desktop publishing system, which allows in-house users to produce documents more easily, quickly, and cheaply; Canon's Fax 80 facsimile machine, which combines integral handset with telephone answering and automatic facsimile/telephone switching; and Toshiba's Strata DK, a 48-port digital, hybrid non-blocking key telephone system with advanced networking capabilities.

Computer and Office Equipment, Office equipment and supplies industry, Office equipment industry, Equipment and supplies, Computer peripherals industry, Electronic publishing, Telephone systems, Xerox DocuTech Publishing Series (Computer system), Canon Fax 80 (Facsimile transceiver), Toshiba Strata DK (Key/hybrid telephone system)

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Technology on the move

Article Abstract:

Technological innovation has made the concept of the mobile office a reality. There now are available a wide variety of portable PCs, printers, facsimile machines (faxes), telephones, calculators, dictating machines, modems, and personal organizers. Portable palm-top and notebook-sized PCs are available from between 199 to 1,000 pounds sterling, while laptops range in price from 400 to 7,000 pounds. There are battery operated lightweight printers available for between 345 and 3,895 pounds. A portable fax costs 995 pounds, while cellular telephone are available for between 200 to 1,000 pounds. Various types of dictation machines are available from between 90 to 178 pounds.

Analysis, Microcomputers, Cellular telephones, Wireless telephones, Printers (Computers), Printers (Equipment), Dictating machines

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What's new in fax machines

Article Abstract:

Organizations can choose from several new facsimile machines for meeting their communication needs. The popularity of small facsimile machines is increasing. Recently introduced smaller machines have such features as a 15-to-25-second transmission time, a liquid crystal display, and speed dialing of as many as 40 numbers. The popularity of machines with page memories is also increasing because of their convenience, cost-efficiency, and speed. Specific fax machines, with their capabilities and prices, are listed.

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