The Panasonic KX-PW821 Proves That the Fax Isn't Dead Just Yet
Michael Hines — July 10, 2010 — Art & Design
The Panasonic KX-PW821 is proof that the old school fax machine isn't dead yet. Fax machines have fallen out of vogue due to advances in printers and the fact that e-mail exists. Panasonic's new touchscreen fax machine might be the last gasp of this once-revolutionary technology.
The Panasonic KX-PW821 features a touchscreen that you can write on and send as your fax. The Panasonic KX-PW821 can store your faxes digitally and record your voicemails. Looks like the fax machine isn't ready to retire from the office yet.
The Panasonic KX-PW821 features a touchscreen that you can write on and send as your fax. The Panasonic KX-PW821 can store your faxes digitally and record your voicemails. Looks like the fax machine isn't ready to retire from the office yet.
Trend Themes
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Touchscreen Fax Machines — The Panasonic KX-PW821 introduces touchscreen capabilities and digital storage to fax machines.
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Digital Storage for Faxes — Panasonic's new fax machine shows the potential for digital storage to revolutionize the faxing process.
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Integrating Voicemail and Faxing — The Panasonic KX-PW821 combines voicemail and faxing capabilities, paving the way for future integrations in these areas.
Industry Implications
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Office Equipment Manufacturing — There is potential for office equipment manufacturers to innovate and revive outdated technologies like fax machines.
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Document Management Services — The integration of digital storage with faxing could create new opportunities for document management services.
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Telecommunications — The integration of voicemail and faxing in the Panasonic KX-PW821 highlights the potential for telecommunications companies to innovate in these areas.
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