A printing and scanning device for internet and facsimile cellular services
CA 2270479 A1 · Owner: Soderberg, Ulf · Inventors: Soderberg, Ulf; Tjalldin, Birger
Overview
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A printing and scanning device to be used for communication via a telephone or data network, in particular a cellular network comprising in one unit a , printer (103) a scanner (107), a keypad (123) and a microprocessor (101). The printer prints all information demanded by a user which in turn only uses a small keypad as input means. The device can interact with a cellular telephone, whereby a number of different communication services can be utilised, such as transmission and reception of facsimiles e-mails, browsing, downloading and printout of any information available at a global computer network such as the WWW, and setting up of one's own server by scanning a document and …
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- Filed October 29, 1997. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended October 29, 2017.
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