In 1959, Xerox debuted the first photocopier, a product that would become ubiquitous in offices around the world. Companies and businesses raced to add the new Xerox 914 to their offices.

STILL think copier when you hear the name Xerox? The company knows that you do. And it is sick of it. After all, Xerox doesn’t even make standalone copiers anymore. These days, Xerox gets most ...

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Then in 1959, Xerox released the “914”—the first easy-to-use photocopier. The culmination of more than 20 years of experimentation, it was a much cleaner, “dry” process.

It joins two major players in the printer industry, including one that’s Lexington-based. Here’s what you need to know.

Xerox Corp., under pressure to find new growth sources amid shrinking demand for its printer and copier business, is in talks for a deal with Japanese camera maker Fujifilm Holdings that could ...

Xerox Corp, under pressure to find new growth sources amid shrinking demand for its printer and copier business, is in talks for a deal with Japanese camera maker Fujifilm Holdings that could ...