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Hewlett-Packard Company or HP is an American multinational information technology corporation headquartered in Palo Alto, California, United States.
pertaining to or situated at or near the periphery; situated away from a centre or central structure.
Industry:Pharmaceutical; Medical devices
the correction of a fracture, dislocation, or hernia.
Industry:Pharmaceutical; Medical devices
A digital image is represented as a bit-map (a grid of dots). Bit Depth is the number of color tones that can be associated with each dot. A 1-bit color, for example, can only contain 2 colors: black and white. But an 8-bit color contains 256 shades (color or gray), while a 24-bit color contains 16.7 million shades.
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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 family includes Times Roman in italic, bold and so on.
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Printing snapshot-sized photos. Many HP printers have this capability. For more information about this technology, see the definition for borderless printing.
Industry:Office equipment
An extension of 3- or 4-ink printing (see CMYK ), multiple-ink printing adds additional colors to create long-lasting, virtually grain-free photos with true-to-life color, and accurate black-and-white prints.
Industry:Office equipment
Image enhancement to enhance detail in shadow areas or areas that are too light or overexposed.1111
Industry:Office equipment
A Windows® feature that enables the system administrator to monitor printing activities for any user.
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A setting available on most fax machines, fax modems and multifunction devices with fax capability. With auto answer, an all-in-one automatically picks up incoming fax calls after a specified number of rings.
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