Thread: cheap fast scanner for books?
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Old 07-02-2015, 06:27 AM   #4
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Except it doesn't work :O

The scanning part is indeed faster, though not so much (I'd say it about 50% faster, for a small book, perhaps it would be faster for a bigger one, because of course with a traditional scanner if the pages are smaller the process is faster, while in this case it is more or less the same).

However, at least in my first try, the OCR is terrible. Seems like something that would work if you just need a pdf-image, but for ebooking purposes, unless I missed some huge points, it seems useless to me.

Oh well thanks anyway. Gotta try
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