Fax Machine

Fax was the telephonic transmission of scanned printed material, like text or pictures, to a printer or other output device connected to a telephone number.
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[@alexanderaultman]

"I can't read a f**king word."

[@Jamez377]

Fax machines are actually still widely used in Japan, Parts of China, and the former Soviet block countries. They were also used by the US government well into the 2000's.

[@mercatorblue]

Ever notice how at any business that uses a fax machine, there are only a handful of employees that really know how to work the damned thing? Poor people.

[@HLD452]

Faxes aren't obsolete. Look around offices and big stores, they still use fax. We even had an HP fax (not in use but in working condition) but we didn't use it since we don't have a business.

[@HoustonHistoricRetail]

I work in a restaurant and we still get faxed in orders all the time.

[@HunterGrey]

Wow. That wasn't a very long life span

[@jeancl2]

La "fax machine" n'est pas complètement obsolète en 2011. Dommage que l'on reçoive par fax trop de publicité "non demandée", et dommage que le "papier-fax" soit si cher. Une bonne vidéo! Merci !

[@franzeroque1999]

"Exact"

[@edwarcs1]

NICE !

[@hillcon45]

Pick a dictionnary up, look for the word obsolete. Think, Think. Than don't comment. Please.

[@RedEmpireGuy]

lol