Groqit is a simple product that reads, stores, and organizes barcodes. It is excellent for keeping tabs on any barcode-based inventory, be it books, DVDs, and so on. It comes in a pen-like shape, with small scanner at its point. Once a barcode is scanned, it’s kept within the device’s 128MB built-in storage, which is seemingly small, but actually stores up to a million items. You can also assign categories for efficient management. You can use it with PC or Mac, and connect it to Groqit Website, where you can store and sync each barcode to a proper item name and category. Another cool thing is, you can actually share the inventory list with friends and families, so nobody would buy a same item twice. Groqit costs $95 and comes with 30 days or 300 free “translations”. After that, you’ll have pay $4.95 a month for the translation service. [Groqit]
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i was wondering if there is a scanner that can be used to make myself my own summary from a textbook, assocciated with a program that can allow me to edit my summary any time.