Discussion
A multifunction Device (MFD) are also called
Answer: A
Correct answer: All-in-one devices
The two names describe the same product: a single unit combining printing, scanning, copying and often faxing.
"All-in-one" is the marketing term and "multifunction device" the technical one, and both point at the reason such units exist - the functions share a print engine, a scanning bar and a paper path, so combining them costs far less than separate machines. The device is neither purely input nor purely output, since it performs both.
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