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Telephone answering machine is also known as the answering machine, answer phone or message machine. It was invented in 1898 by Valdemar Poulsen. Telephone answering machine is the most common and used device for communication. It is very easy to use and is popular among every class of people. Its major function is to record the call, answer the calls or messages without a collector. You can edit, erase, play, stop or skip the message according to the necessity, for this it includes tape to store record the messages. In short, this device answers and records a caller's message in the event that no one is available to answer the phone in person. The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has required Telephone answering machine to be registered as per IS 13252(PART 1):2010 under Compulsory Registration Scheme from BIS

Portable computers are in high demand these days, and the major reason behind this is their lightweight and flexibility. You can carry them wherever you want. A wide range of portable computers like a notebook, tablet PC, etc., has come into the market with different features in different brands. Notebooks/ tablet PC has made life very easy and also save a lot of time. These come with a battery and AC-power adapter, also known as a personal computer or laptop. Notebooks/tablets are mostly of high cost and most used devices in the market, keeping this in consideration, BIS Bureau of Indian Standards on 3rd July 2013, has made compulsory to register notebook/tablet PC as per Indian Standard IS 13252 (Part 1): 2010 under Compulsory Registration Scheme.

A copying machine is also known as the photocopier machine or Xerox machine. Firstly it was introduced in 1959 as a Xerox, gradually replaced by Photostat, verifax etc. Its major function is to make copies of the documents and other types of visual images on the paper or plastic film quickly; photocopy can be black & white or coloured that varies according to the need. Most present photocopiers employ xerography, a dry process that attracts and then transfers toner particles (a powder) onto paper in the shape of an image using electrostatic charges on a light-sensitive photoreceptor. The toner is subsequently bonded to the paper through heat, pressure, or a combination of the two. Other technologies, such as inkjet, can be used by copiers, but xerography is the industry standard for office copying. This machine comes with many additional advantages like it can be used as a scanner, fax etc.From 13 May 2015, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has required COPYING MACHINE/DUPLICATORS to be registered as per IS 13252 (Part 1):2010 under Compulsory Registration Scheme from BIS. Any person can manufacture a copying machine unless until it is registered under BIS and must be manufactured as per the guidelines mentioned in Indian Standard IS 13252-1.

Point to sale terminal is a hardware device that is used mostly in retail stores for processing card payments. In this, debit and credit cards are used for payment purposes. The terminal's responsibilities include reading the data from a customer's credit/debit card, moving money from the customer’s account to the trader's, and documenting transaction details. This technology initially examines the magnetic strip on the client's credit/debit card to determine whether there is enough money to transfer to the seller. It then performs the transfer. The consumer gets the sale transaction by email or text message. In addition, the consumer can obtain a printed receipt. The best part of the point of sale terminals is that customers need not carry cash, can easily make payments using debit/credit cards.

Gone are the days when basic games were played. Growth never stops. In electronic video games, an interactive system is created with which multiple players can play. The gaming industry is a global leader in digital interactive entertainment. A video game is one of the best ways which can increase improve your hand-eye coordination, problem-solving skills and also enhance your brain ability. But too much playing a video game is harmful. In July 2013, under scheme II Schedule II, an electronic video game came under the BIS Compulsory Registration Scheme. As every age group plays video game especially kids, keep this in consideration Government of India and BIS made compulsory to register video games as per IS 616:2017.