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Scan a Book In Five Minutes With a $199 Scanner?
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<blockquote data-quote="interwsw" data-source="post: 19313500" data-attributes="member: 236160"><p>Scan a 300-page book in just five minutes or so? For a mere $199 and shipping — the current price on <a href="http://igg.me/at/czurtek" target="_blank">Indiegogo </a>— a Chinese company says you can buy a device to do just that. And a related video is most convincing. The Czur scanner from CzurTek uses a speedy 32-bit MIPS CPU and fast software for scanning and correction. It comes with a foot pedal and even offers WiFi support. Create a book cloud for your DIY digital library? Imagine the possibilities for Project Gutenberg-style efforts, schools, libraries and the print-challenged as well as for booklovers eager to digitize their paper libraries for convenient reading on cellphones, e-readers and tablets. Even at the $400 expected retail price, this could be quite a bargain if the claims are true. I myself have ordered one at the $199 price.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="interwsw, post: 19313500, member: 236160"] Scan a 300-page book in just five minutes or so? For a mere $199 and shipping — the current price on [URL="http://igg.me/at/czurtek"]Indiegogo [/URL]— a Chinese company says you can buy a device to do just that. And a related video is most convincing. The Czur scanner from CzurTek uses a speedy 32-bit MIPS CPU and fast software for scanning and correction. It comes with a foot pedal and even offers WiFi support. Create a book cloud for your DIY digital library? Imagine the possibilities for Project Gutenberg-style efforts, schools, libraries and the print-challenged as well as for booklovers eager to digitize their paper libraries for convenient reading on cellphones, e-readers and tablets. Even at the $400 expected retail price, this could be quite a bargain if the claims are true. I myself have ordered one at the $199 price. [/QUOTE]
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