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Ballots still coming in, we want to know who has the upper hand. we will ask dasha burns, who is at a ballot counting facility in chester, pennsylvania. dasha, tell us. >> reporter: katy, im having serious 2020 deja vu here. how many times did i come on your show during that election from a facility very similar to this talking about why we dont yet have an outcome here. both campaigns are showing some optimism. the mccormick campaign held a press briefing where they made their case for why they...

Is happening now. we have mail ins and day of votes to count still largely due to issues with memory sticks. these four scanners are from delaware county where memory sticks malfunctioned and theyre scanning them again. behind them, these folks, they are counting the mail in ballots. they have to put the envelopes through these slicers twice. there is a envelope that getting mailed in and a secrecy sleeve. then they unfold them, theyre preparing them to get scanned. . they are making sure theyre

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Increase in the ageing population and subsequent rise of dental disorders are stimulating the demand for intraoral scanners in the developed and developing economies, which in turn is driving

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Following last week’s reports, Ricoh has announced it is to take a majority stake in the scanner business of fellow Japanese tech firm Fujitsu. Ricoh will acquire 80% of Fujitsu’s PFU division for just over ¥84 billion ($645 million) and make it a subsidiary of the company. The transaction for the $1 billion business is

Tech firm Fujitsu has issued a brief statement following reports that it is selling the majority of its scanner business to Ricoh. Yesterday (25 April), a story published in Nikkei Asia said Fujitsu is in talks to sell 80% of its PFU scanner business to Ricoh for around $625 million as it looks to focus

Local businesses are disposing rugged devices such as handhelds, scanners, and barcode readers prematurely despite committing sustainability goals, ac...