Versatile Facsimile Machine Offers Multiple Capabilities

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The Multifax series of facsimile products includes the 7100 and 7200 models which can be integrated into multiple-speed networks with international capabilities or into proprietary, closed networks. With a list price of $2,495, the Multifax 7100 is an entry-level, CCITT Group III facsimile product that includes as standard features a thirty-page document feeder, automatic reduction, thermal printing, and a security password. The Murata Super Express (MSE) data compression technique enables the Multifax 7100 to offer transmission speeds as fast as twenty-four seconds per page at 9600 bps. The Multifax 7200 is a fully featured network-level Group III facsimile device that also features the MSE data compression technique. Its list price is $3,495, and it offers full international compatibility with CCITT Group I, II, and III standards. There is a photograph of the Multifax system.

Email, Data compression, Networks, E-Mail, CCITT, Multifax 7100 (facsimile transceiver), Multifax 7200 (facsimile transceiver)

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Systems in Action: Nationwide Office Facility Service Adopts New Facsimile Network that Provides Outstanding Features, as Well as Reliability

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Presently, there are fourteen locations of Omnioffice, which provide 'home office away from the home office' throughout the United States. Three different programs are available in a professional business environment including mail and telephone service with no office space, mail and telephone service with office space twice a week, and a complete service package with office space five days a week. The offices use a Panafax MV-1200 network. Each office has a fax machine offering long-distance comunication services.

Office Equipment, Office Personnel, Service Bureaus, Computer, Services

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New Equipment: Desktop Facsimile Device Communicates with Computers and Other Facsimile Units

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The Telecopier 295 desktop facsimile transmitter-receiver by Xerox can receive ASCII data from text editing and computer systems, plus handwritten and drawn material. The terminal is capable of either transmitting the data to other facsimile devices or of serving as a printer or copier to produce hard copy. The Telecopier 295 is priced at $4,600 with optional R232C interface at $700.

Telecommunications transmission technologies, Office automation, Price, Data Communications, Transmitter, Receiver, Printouts, Telecopier 295

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