Tuesday, January 24, 2006
My next gadget - the Docupen RC800
Well, I’m starting to save my money for my latest gadget – the Docupen RC800. It is a pen based scanner that will scan up to 400dpi, a full page at a time. I’ve tried using my camera phone as to take care of portable scanning issues, but the clarity just isn’t there. I still run into a lot of paper situations even though I use a tablet pc, and my goal is to touch the paper one time and store it directly into OneNote for indexing. I love how the device can charge itself using the USB of my tablet. After I get it and use it for a while, I’ll post a review.
Cost: $299. Some more specs:
Pen Size | 8.9" X 0.5" X 0.5" -200mm x 20mm x 227mm |
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Weight | 2 oz. (56 grams) |
Scan Width | 8” (205 mm) |
Resolution | 100-400 dpi |
Memory | 8 MB Flash Memory Upgradeable with optional MicroSD memory cards to 128MB, 256MB |
Batteries | Lithium Ion: Rechargeable Battery through USB cable |
Battery Life | Virtually Perpetually Charged and ample to scan and fill 8 MB Flash memory |
Charge Time | 50 minutes to full charge |
Scan Speed | 4-8 seconds per page |
Interface | Twain |
Connectivity | USB 1.1 and 2.0 through integrated USB connector cable |
Scan Mode | 24 Bit, 12 Bit Color, Greyscale, Monochrome |
I carry a Travelscan 464 with me now to scan documents and receipts (via NeatReciepts) in the field. It's nice, but of course this would be much smaller and easier to caryy. Plus, it would compliment my new Fujitsu P1510D!
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