telewriter

/ (ˈtɛlɪˌraɪtə) /

noun

a telegraphic device for reproducing handwriting by converting the manually controlled movements of a pen into signals that, after transmission, control the movements of a similar pen

Nearby words

television station, television tube, televisor, televisual, teleworking, telewriter, telex, telfer, telferage, telford, telford and wrekin

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Examples from the Web for telewriter

This apparatus, at first called the telautograph, but now known as the telewriter, it will be more convenient to refer to later.
Marvels of Scientific Invention|Thomas W. Corbin
So every telephone wire now is double and therefore is ready, as it were, to have the telewriter fitted to it.
Marvels of Scientific Invention|Thomas W. Corbin
She half turned, swung a telewriter forward and snapped it into her ComWeb.
Legacy|James H Schmitz
She slid a form into her telewriter, shifted it twice as Trigger deposited thumbprint and signature and drew it out.
Legacy|James H Schmitz

But we cannot conclude this chapter without a fuller reference to that marvellous invention, the telewriter.
Marvels of Scientific Invention|Thomas W. Corbin