That colour printer you have on your desk that can print out at a resolution higher than most professionals could manage a few years ago has inside it the type of technology that also sits well within the photocopier that is probably languishing unused most of the time in the corner of the office.
The drums, developer and toner than has seen an incredible rate of development, driven in part by the insatiable needs of consumers and desktop authors was originally taken from the photocopier. Photocopiers are now taking them back!
The increased resolutions of scanning equipment and the developers, toners and other bits that work together to spit out an exact replica of what you want have meant that some governments are worried about the ability to copy banknotes and other important documents at such a quality that forgery is easy. In fact, the Central Bank Counterfeit Deterrence Group (CBCDG) was given the mandate to identify threats to note security and find ways to stop it becoming a problem. Some of the ways they do this involve law enforcement agencies in many countries, but they have adopted a very clever way of dealing with it when dealing with technology manufacturers.
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