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1. The mechanism that moves paper into the printer for printing.
2. A type of projector that allows users to interact with the projected content, often used in educational settings.
3. A specific type of inkjet technology where heat is used to create bubbles that propel ink onto the paper.
4. The measure of the detail an image holds, typically represented in dots per inch (DPI).
5. A type of printer that uses laser technology to produce high-quality text and images.
6. A setup designed for viewing films at home, often utilizing projectors for a cinematic experience.
7. The steps taken after printing to improve surface quality or functionality of the finished object.
8. The capability of printing on both sides of a sheet of paper automatically.
9. The component of a 3D printer that melts and deposits the filament onto the print bed.
10. The part of the printer that holds the ink cartridges and applies ink to the paper.
11. The surface on which a 3D object is printed, which provides adhesion for the first layers.
12. The ratio of the distance from the projector to the screen relative to the width of the projected image.
13. The duration a projector's light source is expected to last before it needs replacement.
14. The thickness of each individual layer printed by a 3D printer, affecting surface finish and print time.
15. The rate at which a printer produces printed pages, usually measured in pages per minute (PPM).
16. A computer program that converts a 3D model into a set of instructions for a 3D printer.