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51.) Chester F. Carlson -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia

Britannica online encyclopedia article on Chester F. Carlson:American physicist who was the inventor of xerography, an electrostatic dry-copying process that found ...

52.) Photocopier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Chester Carlson, the inventor of photocopying, was originally a patent attorney, ... Carlson tried to sell his invention to some companies, but, because the process ...

53.) Chester Carlson | English | Dictionary & Translation by Babylon

... and Translations of Chester Carlson to English, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, ... He invented the process of instant copying which he called electrophotography, ...

54.) The American Spectator : Bigger Than Gutenberg

The book reveals that Chester Carlson's invention has a rich history of annoying ... in 1938 in a makeshift lab in Queens, N.Y. There, Chester Carlson, who invented ...

55.) Chester Floyd Carlson ? Infoplease.com

More on Chester Floyd Carlson from Infoplease: ... Born: 1906 Birthplace: Seattle, Wash. Electrophotography?Carlson invented ...

56.) Etude | Winter 2005 | Copies in Seconds - David Owen

... Chester Carlson's invention of electrophotography, later called xerography; the ... By focusing on Carlson's rise from debilitating poverty, his single-minded ...

57.) Chester Carlson - Facts, Encyclopedia article, and Discussion forum

Chester F. Carlson was an American United States ... He invented the process of instant copying which he called electrophotography Xerography ...

58.) The Evolution Of Xerox: 1959 To Now

The 70th anniversary of Chester Carlson's invention of Xeroxography is almost here. ... Carlson soon joined with the Haloid Company to market his invention. ...

59.) Shows A - Z : How's That Work? : E-mail, Toaster, Copy Machine : Home ...

Electronic mail, better known as e-mail, has been around since the early 1960s. ... Then, Chester Carlson invented what we now call the copy machine. ...