Yo, peeps - check this out! We’ve got a new Plustek scanner in the house! Sorry, can’t really think of another way to introduce a boring scanner. Anyhow, Plustek is making available its new OpticBook 4600 book scanner for all your illegal book copying needs for around $700.
The Plustek OpticBook 4600 has special technology and design to let you scan right up to where the book spine is placed. These scans can be done directly to a connected hard drive or other portable storage media. You can also save the scans in a searchable PDF format.
Other features of the OpticBook 4600 include a scanning speed of 3.2 seconds at a resolution of 300 dpi/color, one button functionality for up to five scanning functions and a smaller footprint. It will be available in May.
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Written by Nino Marchetti on April 22nd, 2008 with comments disabled.
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LaCie is now taking pre-orders for a new small portable hard drive designed by Sam Hecht called the LaCie Little Disk. The Little Disk comes in a black rectangular shape no larger than the size of your palm. It has a protective removable cap which reveals an extractable USB connector on the inside. Simply plug the Little Disk directly into an available USB port - no cables or power adapters needed. LaCie also provides LaCieSync software which keeps your important data secure.
Pre-order the 30GB model now for $129.99 with units shipping in February.
Specs include:
- 30GB storage capacity
- USB 2.0 connectivity
- 3600 RPM
- 2MB cache
- Up to 480Mbits/second
- Measures 2.64 x 1.69 x .67 inches
- Weighs 85 grams
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LaCie, always known to drop a fresh drive on us during our extreme times of need, has once again stepped up to the plate with a new line of petite storage options aimed at “people on the go” and other likeminded busibodies. The company’s new “Little Disk” line was designed by the “award winning” Sam Hecht, and comes in 1.8- or 2.5-inch varieties, ranging from 30GB to 250GB, all with retractable, USB 2.0 connectors. Mr. Hecht also oversaw the creation of LaCie’s other small offering, a portable DVD+RW drive with LightScribe technology (allowing you to etch custom labels into discs), that comes in both USB 2.0 and Firewire varieties. The hard drives and optical drives are available now, ranging from $99.99 to $119.99 for the disks, and $99.99 to $149.99 for the DVD writers.
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Written by Joshua Topolsky on September 19th, 2007 with no comments.
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