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Feature: Handy Portable Document and Photo Scanner
- Just glide the scanner over any document or photo to capture it in 600 x 600 dpi resolution. Scanning doesn't get any easier than this
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Handy Portable Document and Photo Scanner Reviews
| 132 of 133 people found the following review helpful  Handy and Easy, By Cassie (Palmyra, VA United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Handy Portable Document and Photo Scanner (Office Product) Overview and Scan Quality:This little scanner is lightweight, easily portable, doesn't take up much space, and is super easy to use. It takes a little getting used to to get scans straight (if you shift even slightly while scanning, table lines and rows of text will not be precisely straight). The scanned image is pretty clear and I have had no problems with bleeding, blurring, fuzzing, dulling, or anything of the like. It does sometimes pick up a bit of noise that adds a slight color in the background of monotone scans. This may confuse a printer to add that coloring should you need to print the scanned page. This scanner can scan color or monotone items and the resolution can be set to either 300dpi or 600dpi. This is fine for quicky scans of receipts, reference material, and the like, but if you are scanning important records or anything that requires a high quality scan, you may want to practice with this thing until you get everything straight or just... Read more 34 of 35 people found the following review helpful Happy Customer, This review is from: Handy Portable Document and Photo Scanner (Office Product) After purchasing my own mini SD card and my own batteries, I was ready to do some scanning.It is a good as it claims to be! For storing good printable scans of Black and White and colour documents, the 300 dpi is more than adequate. 600 dpi tends to produce bulky documents (more than 2 MB). Unless you have a picture with some fine details that need magnification later on, the 500 - 900 kb file size produced by 300 dpi is sufficient. The maximum time it will take to scan an 8.5 x 11 inch paper is 12 seconds (colour, 600 dpi) but since I use the 300 dpi all the time, the recommended time is less than 5 seconds. Very quick! It takes a little practice getting to know which side to orient the scanner not to produce an upside down image or a laterally inverse one. Unless you have Parkinson's disease, most people's hands will be steady enough to scan wonderfully crisp images. The problem is that some documents/book pages have staples, dog ears and other impediments that make it... Read more 37 of 39 people found the following review helpful Portable scanner, By Verified Purchase This review is from: Handy Portable Document and Photo Scanner (Office Product) I received this product in good order and in a timely fashion. It was pretty simple to operate, but it eats batteries. so make sure you have some extra ones on hand. |
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Just glide the scanner over any document or photo to capture it in 600 x 600 dpi resolution. Scanning doesn't get any easier than this.
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