Preview : iVina M401040 BulletScan M40 Mobile Color Photo Scanner

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Feature: iVina M401040 BulletScan M40 Mobile Color Photo Scanner

• AutoScan Photos, Receipts, Business Cards, Checks, and Plastic ID Cards up to 4" x 6"
• Scans in 7 seconds or less
• No PC Required
• Transfer Saved Images to PC, Mac, Digital Frames and Smartphones
• Anywhere, Anytime Scanning - Super compact and lightweight, with optional battery pack

iVina M401040 BulletScan M40 Mobile Color Photo Scanner Reviews

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Product Description

Scan Shoeboxes Full of Photos Quickly and Easily The BulletScan M40 Photo Scanner is for the person who needs to quickly convert photos or paper files to digital files anywhere. Ideal for archiving those family photos or reliving your favorite memories, the BulletScan M40 helps you bring your favorite photos into the digital age where they can be easily stored, found, viewed and shared with others. Easy to Use and Fast Too Images are automatically cropped and straightened without any software to install. You can scan a 4" x 6" photo at 300dpi in color in under 7 seconds. No PC Required Offering the ultimate in portability, the BulletScan M40 automatically scans photos directly to USB Flash drive, SD or MicroSD card – there is no PC required in order to capture your photos digitally Scan Receipts and Business Cards into your BlackBerry.

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