| I am using a duplicator with a professional setup, rather than burning the DVDs myself on an Office Depot burner. |
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| Incorporating the same 12x CD-R technology, the CD duplicator creates copies of 650MB CDs in at least six minutes. |
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| This is essentially a DVD header file that gives the duplicator technical data associated with the disc. |
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| In a way, a duplicator is like a highly sophisticated printer, making copies and then packaging them based on customer specifications. |
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| Combining a Signature Z6 and Composer-series duplicator enables automatic disc burning and printing for up to 400 discs per job. |
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| The schools have a gymnasium, a library, computers, audiovisual equipment, a photocopier and a duplicator. |
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| You can now monitor print jobs and settings, not just of your duplicator, but of several printers. |
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| This important difference translates into longer life of the recorders as well as other components inside your new duplicator. |
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| Carbon paper, self-copy paper, paper duplicator stencils and carbonless paper. |
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| A digital stencil duplicator with a scanner for the digitisation and electronic processing of the text and images to be reproduced. |
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| The product is a stencil duplicator that can operate in a stand-alone mode. |
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| The simplest method is to make one exposure of just the moon using a very long lens and another of an interesting landscape, then combine them later in a slide duplicator. |
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| Incorporating the same 12x CD-R technology of the CD Rocket Mach 12, the CD duplicator creates copies of 650MB CDs in at least six minutes. |
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| Unless someone invents a teleporter or matter duplicator, rendering much of the economics of scarcity obsolete, the physical economy will always lag behind the flow of information. Special report How about now? |
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| He kept the organisation's duplicator under his bed and, if his later facility for writing was any guide, probably wrote most of the articles too. |
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| Bernard Brouillet's menu is still produced on an old Metro liquid duplicator, in the red-purple script that used to be synonymous with bistros, and the long, skinny room is still lined with oversize mirrors. |
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| Complete Standalone Operation: No PC required to operate the duplicator. |
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| Schools joining the cooperative were assessed an initial membership fee to purchase a high-speed tape duplicator and about 200 tapes. |
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| Prior to the introduction of cheap photocopying the use of machines such as the spirit duplicator, hectograph, and mimeograph was common. |
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| Media Maven Plus Series Duplicator is based on Media Maven duplicator, plus an extra USB port to support duplication of USB devices. |
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| It also demonstrates Van Son's commitment to providing digital duplicator users with one supplier and consistent product performance. |
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| The young people then learned how to put their stories and illustrations on to stencils and to print them using a hand-operated duplicator and silk-screen printers. |
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| And of course we had a duplicator and a cyclostyling machine at the rime. |
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| Able to copy up to 2 GB per minute, the duplicator supports all operating and file systems and offers diagnostic tools for checking drive integrity. |
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| Whether you need to clone a hard drive for your archives, avoid corrupted areas or transformation information to a new drive, a duplicator can be highly useful tool. |
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