Typewriters: Not Dead Yet Typewriters still have their place in business.

Apr 10, 2002

While it is true that computers have revolutionized the way theworld does business, typewriters still have their place in theoffice environment. Most businesses that use standardizedapplications, government paperwork, official forms and otherpreprinted documents could not survive without typewriters. Forease of use and size of investment, typewriters are hard tobeat.

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