Q. Document reader and a light pen; both are classical examples of

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Q. Polished surface card that read by light and can store up to two million characters on it is best classified as

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Q. Per minute printing speed of large laser printer is

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Q. Pre printed documents used instead of plain paper that are fed to computer are classified as

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Q. Minicomputer can control up to

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Q. Set of identical forms or documents is called

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Q. Printing technique in which the characters are produced using metals pieces is called

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Q. The type of printer in keys don't strike the paper during printing is

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Q. Four colors availability when shown with 25 lines of text than each line will have

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Q. Types of motor that can be used in any computer-controlled system are

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Q. The 'credit cards' and 'bank cards' are examples of

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Q. A tag with two or three parts, have punched holes and can be separated with perforated lines is called

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Q. Printer in which printing head and paper is forced together to form the letters is called

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Q. Technique which uses light beams and sensors to read marks is classified as

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Q. The 'visual record cards' are classic example of

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Q. Large rectangular microfilm sheet that typically consists 30 to 300 pages is called

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Q. Mechanical or electronic conversion of images of typed, handwritten or printed text into machine-encoded text, whether from a scanned document, a photo of a document, a scene-photo or from subtitle text superimposed on an image is called

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Q. Display technology that uses gas between two glass sheets is classified as

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Q. Printing technique in which characters are formed with the selected dots from rectangular matrix is called

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Q. Printer type in which cylindrical platen and needles are pushed electrically is classified as

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