Historical Events tagged with "xerox"
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Ethernet Specifications Published by Xerox
Xerox, alongside Intel and Digital Equipment Corporation, finalized the specifications for Ethernet technology. This standardization marked a significant development in networking, establishing a framework for local area networks (LANs) that would soon be crucial in computing. Ethernet's ability to connect multiple devices over a cable system, utilizing a simple protocol, laid the groundwork for modern networking as we know it today.
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The Xerox 914, the first successful photocopier, was introduced to the public in a groundbreaking demonstration on live television from New York City. Invented by Chester Carlson, the device showcased its remarkable ability to produce copies quickly and efficiently, revolutionizing office work. The event was notable not only for the technological innovation but also for the new marketing approach through live TV, capturing the attention of viewers and businesses alike. The demonstration illustrated the machine's ease of use and its potential to save time and resources in an office setting.
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