The Preserved Copy 3.1 Preservation Technology 3.2 Capture Technology 3.3 Storage Technology 3.4 Access Technology 3.5 Distribution Technology 3.6 Presentation Technology 3.6. Technology Presentation Technology is the term given to technologies that present the encoded document to the end user or patron, possibly following some conversion of one medium to another. See 1.2 for a classification of different formats for paper documents. The term videorecorder is often used to denote a device capable of both recording live television signals onto videotape and for reading recorded videotapes and transmitting the signal to a video projector or television set.
Slide viewers enable the user to view the slides through background projection on a small screen.
They may vary considerably in performance, as typically measured by the computer's internal processing speed, storage capacity, and ability to move data between its various devices. That portion of a computer workstation used to view digital electronic documents. This may consist of a display module built into the computer or it may be physically separated from the computer, but attached by cable. Such devices may utilize a range of technologies including impact printing , inkjet printing , thermal printing and laser printing . They may print at varying speeds ranging from 10 characters per second to some tens of pages per minute.