Media

Media

The material that is printed upon, such as plain paper, glossy paper or transparency film.

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Industry/Domain: Office equipment
Category: Printers
Company: HP
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Internet; Internet communication

The plural term for computer storage material such as diskettes, hard disks, and tapes.

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Education; Teaching

1) Mass communication enterprises including print (newspapers, magazines) or broadcast (radio, television) 2) Individuals employed in the communications industry.

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Business services; Public relations

A channel for the communication of information including newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, mobile phones and the Internet.

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Library & information science; Library

Films, tapes, and other audio-visual materials that require the use of special listening or viewing equipment.

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Internet; Internet security

All removable tapes, disks, CDs, and DVDs that store code and data for use on a PC.

paper

Office equipment; Printers

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3D printer

Office equipment; Printers

Technologically advanced printer that differs completely from paper printers in that it allows users to create 3-D models by stacking material on top of one another to produce ...

rgb

Office equipment; Printers

The primary colors used by displays to create full-color images and detected by the sensors in scanners or camera's when capturing an image. By varying the relative intensity of ...

font family

; Printers

In typesetting, a font family is a specific font and all of its derivatives: italic, bold, small caps, strikethrough, etc. A simple font might include Times Roman, but a font ...

ink cartridge

; Printers

An HP cartridge with only ink used in individual ink cartridge systems.

4x6 printing

Office equipment; Printers

Printing snapshot-sized photos. Many HP printers have this capability. For more information about this technology, see the definition for borderless printing.