xerography
/zɪˈrɑɡrəfi/
noun
- A dry copying or printing process that uses electrostatic charges and toner to produce images on paper.
- Many laser printers still rely on the principles of xerography to create high-quality prints.
- Xerography revolutionized office work by making copying fast and affordable.
- The invention of xerography in the 1930s led to the modern photocopier.