Is That A PLANon DocuPen RC800 In Your Pocket Or Are You Just Happy To See Me?

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By David Ponce

At almost nine inches long, I wouldn’t exactly recommend carrying this in your pocket. The PLANon DocuPen RC800 is, however, a highly portable, somewhat stylish scanner. It will scan a full 8.5 inch page in 4 seconds, and store the data in it’s 8MB memory, enough for “100s” of pages. If that’s not enough, you can expand the storage via MicroSD.

The nice thing about it, is that it can do its job untethered. Once you’ve done all your scanning, bring the unit back home and download all the data via USB (1.1 and 2.0).

It’s a cool $300, at the Planon website.

Come inside for the full tech specs.

*Pen Size
8.9″ X 0.5″ X 0.5″ -200mm x 20mm x 227mm
*Weight
2 oz. (~57 grams)
*Scan Width
8? (205 mm)
*Resolution
100-400 dpi
*Memory
8 MB Flash Memory
Upgradeable with optional MicroSD memory cards to 128MB, 256MB
*Batteries
Lithium Ion: Rechargeable Battery through USB cable
*Battery Life
Virtually Perpetually Charged and ample to scan and fill 8 MB Flash memory
*Charge Time
50 minutes to full charge
*Scan Speed
4-8 seconds per page
*Interface
Twain
*Connectivity
USB 1.1 and 2.0 through integrated USB connector cable
*Scan Mode
24 Bit, 12 Bit Color, Greyscale, Monochrome
*Included Accessories
USB Cable, Leather Case, Manuals, Quickstart Guides
*Registration System
Optical
*System Requirements
Windows 2000/ME/XP, 32 MB RAM minimum, 60 MB Hard Drive Space, USB port, CD ROM
*Special Features
Dual Roller Guiding System
*Return Policy
30 day – Money Back Guarantee (Excluding Shipping Costs)

VIA [Mobilewhack]

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