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Amazon has started offering the Brother MFC-7360N all-in-one printer, which is ideal for small offices or home offices. Priced at $174.97 each, the Brother MFC7360N provides fast monochrome laser printing and copying at up to 24ppm. Other features include a built-in Ethernet network interface, a 35-page capacity auto document feeder, an adjustable 250-sheet capacity paper tray and up to 2400 x 600 dpi print resolution. [Product Page]
The new LG LSM-100 is not an ordinary mouse, because it comes equipped with a built-in scanner. This laser mouse allows you to scan page sizes of up to A3 size. Along with the left, right and back mouse buttons, the LSM-100 also features a Smart Scan button on its left side that, when held down, allows the user to swipe the mouse over the material to be scanned. Scanned images can be saved in PNG, JPEG, TIFF, BMP, PDF, XLS or DOC format, or dragged and dropped into the desired application. The LG LSM-100 also adopts the Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology to convert scanned text into editable text within a Microsoft Word document. The company will launch the LSM-100 in Europe later this month for $150. [Gizmag]
The Epson Stylus NX625 is a powerful all-in-one printer with a built-in Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity. The NX625 features a built-in memory card slots and a 2.5-inch color LCD to easily view, select, edit, and print photos without a computer. This all-in-one printer also adopts the company’s all-pigment DURABrite Ultra ink to produce superior photo quality and durable prints that are fade-, smudge- and water-resistant. What’s more, the Epson Stylus NX625 is able to print a 4-inch x 6-inch photo in 20 seconds. You can also scan pictures or documents with the Stylus NX625. Available from September 2010, the Epson Stylus NX625 retails for $149.99 each. [PhotographyBLOG]
Most scanners that promise to remove scratches or blemishes from photos will usually come bundled with included software like Photoshop to help you get the job done. The Epson Perfection V750-M Pro takes a bit of a different approach though. It will include the Digital ICE hardware and software technologies to correct all image defects all from within the scanner itself. An infrared sensor will be used in multiple passes to map out and remove dust and scratches for film negatives, while prints are scanned with two lamps at different angles to map out differences in shadows. [LuxuryHouseTrends]
HP today unveiled its latest multifunction printer for small- and medium-sized offices. Known as the Officejet 4500, this printer provides 6ppm laser printing for text, 1,200dpi optical scanning, fax and copy functions. The Officejet 4500 has both typical USB 2.0 and 10/100 Ethernet to print over the network. It is also compatible with Windows 7, Vista, and XP, Mac OS X 10.4.x or higher, and Linux. The HP Officejet 4500 will be available worldwide in March 2010 for $99. [Electronista]
Planon has finally launched the DocuPen X Series for the mass market. The scanning pen features a 200MHz internal processor, a 64MB of memory, Bluetooth, a small OLED screen and a Lithium ion battery. In addition, there is also a microSD memory card slot for storage expansion. DocuPen’s teensy X Series scanners start at $369.99 each. [Engadget]
The Epson PX650 is a high definition all-in-one printer specifically designed for digital photography enthusiasts. The printer supports a 2.5-inch LCD screen, PictBridge support, and a memory card slot. It doesn’t even require a PC to operate. The PX650 also allows users to scan, copy and print photos that exceed lab quality. A 1200 dpi photo scanner captures the fine detail of original prints, whilst the Hi-Definition, dye-based Epson Claria Photographic Ink creates high quality glossy photos that lasts for over 200 years. The Epson Stylus Photo PX650 will be available on September 1st, 2009 for about $215 in the UK. Each purchase comes with a pack of photo paper. [SlashGear]
Kodak comes back with its Scan Station 500. The device features Kodak’s Voice Attachment function allowing users to send audio messages with personalized comments or instructions along with scanned images to ensure clear communications. There is an 8 inch touchscreen LCD that provides programmable shortcuts and an intuitive graphical user interface. The Kodak Scan Station 500 has a 75-sheet feeder, scans an a4 or letter-size document at 200dpi in just 2 seconds, and has built-in OCR hinting. You can buy this And it costs $2,500. [BoingBoing]
Real-View Corporation recently announced their Real View 360° 3D Scanner as the first real solution for cheap 3D scanning. The images captured by the 3D scanner can be rendered and viewed from any position, and a topographical 360° version can be exported into any web based document, online catalog or online auction. Pretty cool! No word on pricing and availability yet. [Redferret] Read more
Suited specially for libraries and archives, this innovative book scanner ‘ScanRobot’ is able to scan 25 pages per minute by scanning and turning two pages at once. It uses patented technology to scan and turn pages easily and naturally without damaging the book. The simplicity makes it reliable and cost effective, and it’s designed for industrial strength book scanning projects. [Treventus]
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