With Laser and Optical Imaging, Kodak Plain-Paper Copier Tries Mid-volume Office Market

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The Kodak 1M 40 copier new from Eastman Kodak Co. is a laser copier with optical imaging for the mid-volume office market. The 1M 40 makes thirty copies per minute, and has a book-copying feature and an 'image shift' option that automatically offsets copy on reproductions that will be hole-punched or put in binders. Other features allow users to alter, block, or move sections of text or graphics, reduce portions or whole pages up to fifty percent, enlarge to 200 percent, produce screen halftones, make positive or negative transparencies, and store in memory often-used operator selection combinations. The 1M 40 is manufactured for Kodak on an exclusive basis by Canon, Tokyo, Japan.

Technology, Lasers, Office automation, Laser, Kodak IM 40

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High-Volume Office Copier Is Simple to Use and Operate

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The Royal 5003 ZMR is a new high-volume office copier available for $13,995 from Royal Business Machines. The copier features 50 copies per minute, an English language message center, an automatic document feeder, a capacity of 2,500 sheets of paper, zoom lens, and automatic duplexing with image shift. Copies can be made on standard bond, most letterhead paper, address labels and sheets of mylar. The Royal 5003 ZMR is operable by anyone in the office.

Office Equipment, User-Friendliness, Royal 5003 ZMR

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