Difference between revisions of "Scanner"

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Traditionally, the term '''scanner''' referred to a [[radio]] receiver that moves across a wide range of [[radio]] frequencies and allows audiences to listen to any of the frequencies.  
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Traditionally, the term '''scanner''' referred to a [[radio]] receiver that moves across a wide range of radio [[frequency|frequencies]] and allows audiences to listen to any of the frequencies.  
  
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Later the term '''scanner''' became known as a device that automatically reads a document or bar code into an electronic system for transmission or identification.
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Later the term '''scanner''' became known as a device that automatically reads a document or [[barcode]] into an electronic system for transmission or identification.
  
 
Today, the term refers to a device that scans a text and converts it to a digital image.
 
Today, the term refers to a device that scans a text and converts it to a digital image.

Revision as of 22:16, December 15, 2014

Traditionally, the term scanner referred to a radio receiver that moves across a wide range of radio frequencies and allows audiences to listen to any of the frequencies.

Later the term scanner became known as a device that automatically reads a document or barcode into an electronic system for transmission or identification.

Today, the term refers to a device that scans a text and converts it to a digital image.

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