It can be. Some scanners come with software to 'imitate' a photocopier. You scan a document, then print it out using a separate printer. However it's possible to buy printer/scanners that do the job without the need for a computer - I have one made by Hewlett Packard that will photocopy without being connected to my computer.
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When you do that you get a photocopier.
Multi Function Devices (called All in One) device with printer scanner fax photocopier
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The HP LaserJet 400 is a good all round choice for the office environment. It will easily manage print jobs and increase productivity. It is a multifunction printer so it also has the added benefits of scanner, fax, photocopier and email.
You can find several places online that can find a photocopier for hire. You can also go through your local yellow pages and phone the retailer that has a photocopier business.
The role of a microprocessor in a photocopier controls the display on the front of the machine. Also the microprocessor sends signal to the motor to move parts of the photocopier, so that the paper can come out.
No, it is not an adverb. The word photocopier is a noun, a thing.
A scanner is a device that reads documents etc, and converts them into electronic form for use by the computer. Think of it like a small version of a photocopier - they work in very similar ways.
"A flatbed scanner is used to scan paper documents into your computer. It's called a flatbed scanner because you lie documents flat on the scanner, like on a photocopier. Flatbed scanners are known for high quality scans, but can take up a lot of space compared to a sheet-fed scanner."
a photocopier copies paper or pictures