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11.18.07
BookSnap Rips Your Book Collection With a Little Help
From Your Fingers.
gizmodo.com
-- Atiz has developed a device called the BookSnap, which
allow you to accurately rip your books to PDF format. The
product is aimed at the individual consumer, which is interesting
given its $1595 price tag. Nevertheless, the method of its
operation is rather clever, but the BookSnap does have one.
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11.19.07
Meet BookSnap, the
semi-automatic 'book ripper'
reviews.cnet.co.uk -- Technology has made
archiving CDs on a PC a breeze. Even encoding vinyl can
be automated with the right equipment. But what about the
humble book? How are we supposed to effectively archive
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11.13.07
Atiz rolls out "first
consumer book ripper," the BookSnap.
engadget.com -- We've certainly seen plenty
of book scanners before, but upstart Atiz has now rolled out
what it claims to be the very first "consumer book ripper,"
although with a price of $1,595, that title is certainly ripe
for a challenge. Still, it looks like the system should get
the paper-to-PDF conversion job done quite nicely. More... |
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11.18.07
Atiz BookSnap book ripper.
krunker.com -- Do you have a large library
of books at home or in your organization that you’d like to
preserve somehow? Well check out this new product from Atiz
Innovation called the BookSnap. According to Atiz, the BookSnap
is the first digital book ripper designed for individual consumers.
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11.14.07
Atiz BookSnap is a Book
Ripper, not a Scanner.
coolest-gadgets.com -- I’ve often wondered
why the age of the ebook is yet to be upon us. I suppose it
has something to do with people wanting to hold real books
and feel the pages turning. More...
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11.24.07
Atiz BookSnap
Scans Whole Book into PDF Format.
associatedcontent.com -- Scanners have allowed
us to do some pretty cool things. One of the best things is
that a scanner can allow us to scan our documents onto the
computer. These documents will then be presented to us in
PDF format. More...
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02.20.06
Fastest Book Scanner
Most of us might prefer to pick up a book
and read it, yet others prefer digitized books because they
are easy to read on any PDA, PC or laptop.
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02.20.06
Atiz BookDrive: World First Desktop-Sized,
Automatic Page-Turning Scanner
I guess I have missed this one from
this year's Consumer Electronics Show 2006. I talked before
about Kirtas' APT BookScan 1200™: World's Fastest Book
Scanner...
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02.19.06
ATIZ BookDrive Automatic Book Scanner
ATIZ has developed an automatic book scanner
that is of a somewhat-reasonable size. There are a couple
other automatic book scanners out there but they are huge
machines according to Art Sarasin, president of ATIZ...
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02.18.06
ATIZ BookDrive: The World's First
Portable Automatic Book Scanner
The ATIZ BookDrive is the world's
only scanner featuring a page turning mechanism to digitize
a whole book completely automatically... More... |
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01.07.06
CES Diary: Familiar Faces In The Crowd
One tiny startup is trying to cash in on the has-been status
of its CEO, Nick Warnock--a former finalist on The Apprentice
known for his aggressive sales tactics in the copier industry....
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