[Web4lib] Flatbed scanner for public use

[David Kane]

Janet, We are currently trying the i2s e-Scan.  We are really impressed.

Scans to pdf with OCR and it can scan to print, email, usb key, ftp

It uses a camera, rather than a flat-bed so it's super fast.

http://www.i2s-bookscanner.com/produits.asp?gamme=2030&sX_Menu_selectedID=leftV_2030_GEN

We are currently looking at how it can integrate with our campus payment
card system.

David.

On 23 March 2011 18:47, Janet Fine <janetrfine at hotmail.com> wrote:

>
> 3.23.11
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> We are researching the purchase of a flatbed scanner for public use.  We
> would like the scanner to be a standalone unit and have the ability to send
> the scanned documents to
> a flash, email account or Google Docs. It would be good if the scanner also
> had a print option. We looked at CCP Solutions standalone scanner and were
> very impressed
> at its ease of use and compact design--the public loved it as well--but my
> Board wants us to do more research before purchasing anything.
>
> If you have some names of vendors or experiences to share with me, I will
> summarize all info for the group.  Your help is greatly appreciated.
>
> Kind regards,
> Janet Fine
> Department Head, Circulation and Computer Services
> Great Neck Library
> 159 Bayview Avenue
> Great Neck, NY 11023
> (516) 466-8055 ext. 205
>
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