Pulstek OpticBook 4600 Scanner
Pulstek Technology Inc. unveiled its new OpticBook 4600 scanner to be used by students, libraries, and others. Every one of us uses books for study or analysis. These books are often borrowed from friends or libraries. Most of us get such books photocopied for later use, however these books get torn, tattered or even lost after a span of time. The OpticBook 4600 is the simplest solution to store and protect your valuable data.
Integrating Plustek's patent-pending SEE™ Technology (Shadow Elimination Element) and optical character recognition software to scan text, the OpticBook delivers unbelievable results. Storing files and important documents has never been so easy before this. Simply scan your document to a hard drive or any other portable media and forget bulky, heavy paper books. The OpticBook 4600 also works as an efficient scanner scanning one page in 3.2 seconds of time at a resolution of 300dpi/ color.
Motorola Inc., today unveiled the new CA50 Industry's First Associate-Level Voice-Enabled Wireless Scanner. The CA50 utilizes Voice Over Internet protocol (VoIP) to transmit voices over the network. The device proves to an efficient solution to abridge communication gaps at places of the concern such as, offices, retail outlets and other multi storey organizations. The device acts actively in curtailing response time by supporting one to one and one to many call flows. 
ASML Holding world’s renowned producer of Lithography systems, recently announced the quick business acceptance of the TWINSCAN™ XT:1900i, which began its shipment in July 2007. The XT: 1900i make possible volume making of logic devices down to 32-nanometers (nm) and memory devices at 40-nm. Chipmakers required manufacturing slighter and denser integrated circuits to perk up the working of their chip designs to match up to the recent computing and customer electronics products. 
Leading communication solution provider, Fujitsu Asia, launched its ScanSnap S510 colour A4 scanner on September 4, 2007 for ASEAN markets. This scanner is compatible with many operating systems such as Microsoft Window 2000, XP and the latest Vista. It can digitize several sizes of documents such as A-4, A-5, A-6, B-5 and B-6. Fujitsu ScanSnap S510 Colour A4 Scanner can also digitize business cards and custom sized documents. The scanner is also capable of capturing newspaper clippings, B4 and A3 sized printouts and photographs.
I.R.I.S. Group introduced IRISPen™ 6, the latest edition of its USB text recognition range of pen scanners with an improved OCR engine. For most of us retyping text from paper documents is a necessity however it is a monotonous and prolonged task. The enhanced IRISPen supersedes manual work with rapid and precise scanning to enter text into any application, right at the cursor position. An automated wizard helps to create three different user profiles, with a marvelously designed interface which recognizes many new languages comes with advanced translation capabilities. 
Lasergraphics, Inc. has recently launched its highly expected pin-registered motion picture film scanning system “Director”. This system is capable of scanning HD and 1.85 images at 9 frames-per-second (fps), full frame 2K at 6 fps, and standard definition at 12 fps. Other than usage in film industry, Director is just the right Digital Intermediate workflow which harmonizes to Lasergraphics’ award-winning lineage of Producer motion picture film recording systems. This scanner supports a low sound CCD area range and endlessly calibrated LED light source ensuring most favorable image excellence on all film stocks. The scanners build-in Keykode reader permit for frame-accurate scanning and for the implant of Keykodes as well as time-codes into DPX output files. It is also equipped by the Positive Air Pressure System with a HEPA filter which averts filth from entering the system at the time of scanning. The scanner is priced at priced at $199,000 for 35mm, and $249,000 for 35mm and 16mm. The company has not made any announcement about its availability till now. So, stay connected till our next updation. 
