Brookstone has announced iConvert, a real scanner for the iPad and iPad 2.
Forget the large, bulky scanners of the past.
Our iConvert Scanner for iPad and iPad 2 Tablets scans hard copies to JPEG files directly to your tablet, giving you instant e-copies of your most important documents. The JPEG files are automatically stored in the picture folder. Great for use at home (old photos, genealogy records, special greeting cards, recipes and children's artwork), at the office (meeting notes, resumes, renderings, signed contracts) and on the go (receipts, expense reports, business cards and more). The entire scanner is sized to take with you in your messenger bag or backpack.
High resolution.
Better than basic alternatives, the iConvert Scanner for iPad and iPad 2 Tablets scans in high-resolution 300dpi for clear, crisp JPEG images. And the front feeder adjusts from 2 inches to 8½ inches wide to fit many size photos and important documents. Easy to use and it works with the free downloadable app at the iTunes App Store. Simply place the tablet on the scanner and the scanner gives step-by-step prompts from "scan" (with real-time preview) to "save" or "delete."
The iConvert Scanner will ship on February 1st and costs $149.99. Check out the video below to see it in action.
Read More [via CultofMac]
Forget the large, bulky scanners of the past.
Our iConvert Scanner for iPad and iPad 2 Tablets scans hard copies to JPEG files directly to your tablet, giving you instant e-copies of your most important documents. The JPEG files are automatically stored in the picture folder. Great for use at home (old photos, genealogy records, special greeting cards, recipes and children's artwork), at the office (meeting notes, resumes, renderings, signed contracts) and on the go (receipts, expense reports, business cards and more). The entire scanner is sized to take with you in your messenger bag or backpack.
High resolution.
Better than basic alternatives, the iConvert Scanner for iPad and iPad 2 Tablets scans in high-resolution 300dpi for clear, crisp JPEG images. And the front feeder adjusts from 2 inches to 8½ inches wide to fit many size photos and important documents. Easy to use and it works with the free downloadable app at the iTunes App Store. Simply place the tablet on the scanner and the scanner gives step-by-step prompts from "scan" (with real-time preview) to "save" or "delete."
The iConvert Scanner will ship on February 1st and costs $149.99. Check out the video below to see it in action.
Read More [via CultofMac]