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multifunction printer
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multifunction printer
A computer printer that includes scanning and copying functions. It may also provide faxing, fax to e-mail and network scanning capabilities. See network scanning.


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The Xerox Phaser 7500 color printer, printing up to 35 color pages per minute; the Xerox WorkCentre 6400 color MFP that prints, copies, scans and faxes; and the Xerox WorkCentre 7400 color MFP series, which offers additional features such as advanced paper handling and finishing capabilities for booklet making and hole-punching.
Byline: Dubai OKI Printing Solutions, a leader in the global colour printing market, has unveiled its powerful C9850 MFP designed to ensure the smooth running of workflow in enterprises and medium-sized businesses.
and MFP stands for multifunction printer/peripheral/product But what is difference between these two AIO stands for ?
 
 
 
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