Thread: OpticBook 3600 Book Scanner Review - Part I
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Old 02-12-2007, 04:59 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by sea2stars
Heh. Glad to help. Yeah.. thankfully these Legos were used to promote the forces of good.

Hrmm.. any reason why this couldn't be adapted into something similar to the Atiz BookDrive DIY? For $3,499 you'd think it would turn the pages itself.
The Atiz now goes for $5,595 to $8,995 for the DIY series and the one with automatic page turning is priced on request only.

They do have a product called Snapter (trial version only, final version not yet released) that promises to turn your digital camera into a scanner and flatten out the curved pages in the picture. I just may try it.

Edit: At Atiz the download will not download and the notify section doesn't work.
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