The plain-paper copier. A demonstration of the Xerox 914 (above) was conducted at a New York hotel and broadcast live on television. The 648-pound machine could create one 9x14 copy every 26.4 seconds. Xerox did not sell the machines. Rather, they leased each unit and charged for each copy made. Below is a commercial for the 914.
What now widely copied invention was first demonstrated on live TV today in 1959?
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The plain-paper copier. A demonstration of the Xerox 914 (above) was conducted at a New York hotel and broadcast live on television. The 648-pound machine could create one 9x14 copy every 26.4 seconds. Xerox did not sell the machines. Rather, they leased each unit and charged for each copy made. Below is a commercial for the 914.
The plain-paper copier. A demonstration of the Xerox 914 (above) was conducted at a New York hotel and broadcast live on television. The 648-pound machine could create one 9x14 copy every 26.4 seconds. Xerox did not sell the machines. Rather, they leased each unit and charged for each copy made. Below is a commercial for the 914.
