Japanese Companies Begin to Slice Up Shredder Market

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Japanese companies are now exporting paper shredders. The largest of these is Meiko Shokai Company. The increase in office automation equipment is responsible for the boom in shredders. It is estimated that 7,000 million yen worth of shredders are exported each year. The advantages of shredders are that they do not take up space, are efficient and produce something recyclable. Japanese shredders have automatic reverse, automatic stop, automatic power stop, door switch and circuit breakers. Larger Meiko Shakai models cost between fifteen and twenty million yen. Personal shredders are priced at under 100,000 yen. A table of Meiko Shokai shredders and photographs of various companies' shredders are included.

Product information, Growth (Physiology), Office automation, Sales, Office Equipment, Products, Growth, Manufacturers, Japan, Export, Market, Meiko Shokai

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Fujitsu Markets an English-Japanese-Japanese-English Translation System

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ATLAS-I is a computerized translator system from Fujitsu Ltd. It translates Japanese into English and vice versa. This system translates up to twenty thousand words per hour. It is compatible with large scale to medium size computers.

Japanese language, Computer Systems, Compatibility, New Product, product announcement, Language Processing, Natural language processing, Language Translation, ATLAS-I

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