| EWASTE | Some threw a stereo, old printers, and computers, say |
| CYBERCAFE | Shop/bar providing access to the internet and computers for a fee (9) |
| OLIVETTI | Italian manufacturer of computers, printers and other business machines, founded as a typewriter company in 1908 |
| COLOPHON | A publisher's emblem on a book, or an inscription at the end of a book showing the title, printer and date (8) |
| CAPTCHA | Acronym for a challenge response test used to tell humans and computers apart (7) |
| HPS | Some printers and PCs, familiarly |
| VIRUS | Harmful agent to animals and computers (5) |
| BUFF | An expert on computers, say, must polish it up (4) |
| PUT | Centre for computers, say (3) |
| UPLOAD | Transfer to a larger computer, say |
| STREAM | Watch TV on a computer, say |
| PROFESSOR | Teacher (female) replaces a chip in the front in computer, say (9) |
| GUTENBERG | Old printer's begun shifting some work? About time! (9) |
| BUBBLEJETS | Spherical flyers? They're at the old printers! (10) |
| INJECTS | Doses old printers with colour, removing black at last |
| MAINFRAME | Large computer known for its high-speed data processing abilities, its input/output units (such as large-capacity disks and printers), and, historically, the remote terminals used to access it. It's u |
| BRADSHAW | Printer and engraver who founded a series of combined railway timetables and guides (8) |
| DIGITALDETOX | Tech-free cleanse, as from smartphones and computers as it's known: 2 wds. |
| TONER | Black substance used in computer printers and photocopiers |
| RICOH | Big name in printers and copiers |
