If you’ve ever wished that you could take some of those documents and convert them with relative ease into document files for your computer–which, actually, is a pretty awesome idea–then the AVerVision 355AF document camera is going to prove really useful to you.

It offers one touch video and audio recording, thanks to the on-board microphone, directly to a USB flash drive or SD card.  Plus, it includes AVer+ software, which includes AVerMedia classroom solutions, features for annotation, project tools, screen capture, audio recording, visual recording, virtual transparency and network sharing.

It also retails for just under eight hundred bucks, so unless you’ve got a very specific need as far as cameras go, you may want to pass this one up.  This is great if you deal with a lot of straight-paper documents and can’t get their electronic equivalents, or if you’re, say, in one of those spy movies and you desperately need to take pictures of the microfilm before the Russians find and kill you.

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