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Hewlett-Packard Company or HP is an American multinational information technology corporation headquartered in Palo Alto, California, United States.
Usually carries the file extension .JPG. The current favorite image format among web surfers and graphics professionals, JPEG images are highly compressed to save more space than a .BMP or .GIF file.
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A paper sheet carrying peel-off or perforated labels that are arranged in a regular pattern.
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Printing where the longer length of the page runs from side to side rather than top to bottom. Landscape mode is often used to print spreadsheets and larger photographs.
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An inkjet printer designed to handle paper sizes of 11x17 inches or larger. Some large-format printers also use continuous rolls of paper. These printers are generally designed to produce photo-quality posters, blueprints, maps, banners and signs.
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A printer or all-in-one unit that uses static electricity and heat to bond particles of toner to a page to create characters; the same technology used by many copy machines.
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An old term for a printer that produces text that looks as if it were created with a typewriter.
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A printer that prints in only one color, usually black. Some monochrome printers can also produce text and graphics in shades of gray, as well as strict black-and-white.
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A printer available for use by workstations on a network. A network printer either has its own built-in network interface card or it is connected to a printer on the network.
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A language recognized by computers and printers that define the physical characteristics of a page, including fonts, graphics, margins, spacing and colors.
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