Kodak saves scanned pictures
Kodak says businesses can earn service-driven revenue when they help consumers digitize printed memories such as photo prints, picture collections and keepsake documents. Also, the digital images...
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Lexmark printer scans fast with built-in camera
Rather than a standard flatbed scanner, Lexmark’s $400 Genesis printer’s “FlashScan” feature uses a 10 megapixel digital camera with a fish-eye lens to produce 4800 by 1200 images in three seconds. The...
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High-resolution scanning solid objects
With a depth of field up to 4 inches, Newly says, its new Scanera can capture 3D objects and true-to-life textures, including wood grains and individual paint strokes, “precisely captured at 130...
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Shoebox scans photos with an iPhone
“Your handy iPhone is now as good a scanner as the clunky piece of hardware you have next to your computer, and with none of the wires or drivers,” says 1000memories. The service calls its Shoebox app...
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PlanOn offers pen-sized scanner
The ScanStik is the world’s smallest full-page color scanner, says manufacturer PlanOn System Solutions, which calls the compact device an “office in a pocket.” Other pen-sized scanners scan a line at...
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Scan printed docs with an iPad
Readdle has improved its Scanner Pro 4 for the new iPad, with a revamped interface and processing engine for “blazingly fast image processing,” The $7 Scanner Pro transforms your iPhone and the new...
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