Xerox nostalgia

An affectionate look back at one of the original information technologies.

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The first print advertisement for the Xerox 914 Copier, the first automated copy machine, introduced to offices in 1950. In introducing the new machines, the president of Xerox said in a news release: "Our girls love to use the 914 and have discovered many new copying jobs for it to do."
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