Thread: Have you EVER wanted to scan that old book?
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Old 01-31-2010, 09:32 AM   #14
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Good enough.

I have 3 books that I would really like to scan. A few more that I would like to re-read on my PRS-600, but aren't available in ebook format (and never will be).

Ignoring the time element, I would spend about $250 (with shipping and handleing) for, at most, 10-11 books.

The OpticBook 3600 looks very good but does anyone have other (cheaper) solutions?
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