facsimile machine

No business, of whatever size, can afford to be without access to a facsimile machine.

He has a facsimile machine hooked up in his Washington apartment.

For a while, the company had only one facsimile machine, which was controlled by top managers.

He reluctantly bought his first facsimile machine early this year.

Customers can also do business with an exchange by telephone or facsimile machine.

A good illustration may be in the evolution of the facsimile machine.

In Japan, life moves to the pulse of the facsimile machine.

Up until this point facsimile machines were very expensive and hard to operate.

Some are providing business centers with facsimile machines and free access to the Internet.

Prices of facsimile machines have already dropped substantially, he said, and they will come down even further.

Facsimile machines are also finding their way into some college dorms.

The huge growth in international telephone calls, particularly for facsimile machines, is making large capacity increases necessary, he said.

Personal computers and facsimile machines were added in 1990.

Still others come with facsimile machines that double as home copiers.

At the same time, the proliferation of facsimile machines is also contributing to the demand.

Six people answer the phones, open the mail, and process orders that come in on the facsimile machine.

He put it through a facsimile machine and managed to address each of fifty copies.

There is a way to send images over the telephone lines, and that's with a facsimile machine, or fax.

A20 A boom in facsimile machines is altering the way people conduct business.

Many of the facsimile machines can also act as photocopiers and come with phones built in.

Most electronic mail services will send a message to a facsimile machine if the recipient does not have a personal computer.

Michael asks about the availability of facsimile machines for use in his car and gets replies from across the country.

A visitors' center will provide copiers, facsimile machines and access to the Internet.

There are more than 1.5 million facsimile machines in the United States, and the number is expected to double this year.

The transfers are being eased by the expanded use of facsimile machines and computers.