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Plustek Opticbook 3600 A4 Book Edge Scanner Pdf Conversion

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Manufacturer: Plustek
Model: 91N-BBM31-A
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Plustek
Label: Plustek

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Editorial Review

Introducing a simple, innovative solution to scanning books, Thanks to Plustek's patent pending SEE (Shadow Elimination Element) Technology, any book can lie completely flat on the scanning glass. The result is a perfectly scanned image with no annoying book spine shadow and no distorted lines of text.

Whereas professional book scanners are targeted mainly for large libraries, archive museums, and corporations with big budgets, OpticBook 3600 is an affordable solution for all libraries, copy rooms, students, teachers, universities, SOHO, law offices, publicists, and work groups.

Main Features

Manufacturer: Plustek, Inc

Manufacturer Part Number: 91N-BBM31-A

Manufacturer Website Address: www.plustek.com

Product Type: Flatbed Scanner

Image Sensor: CCD

Scan Resolution: 1200 dpi Optical

Bit Depth: 48 bit Color / 16 bit Grayscale / 1 bit Monochrome

Maximum Scan Speed: 6.667ppm (Color) / 7.5ppm (Grayscale) / 7.5ppm (Monochrome)

Media Type: Book, Plain Paper

Media Size: 8.5" x 11.69"

Ports: USB 2.0 USB

Dimensions: 4" Height x 11" Width x 18" Depth

Weight: 8.5 lb Approximate

Standard Warranty: 1 Year(s)

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Customer Reviews

The lamp died precociously.

2008-02-03
I was a big fan of this scanner until recently.
It scans books fast without damaging spines.
I used it very carefully.
I used another scanner of mine for non-book materials, because I didn't want to waste the lamp life.
The result? The lamp died after around 200 scans!
I used it intermittently, so I was out of warranty when the lamp died.
I've used scanners of several manufacturers, and this is the first time that a scanner lamp died on me.
In sum, $300 for 200 scans is not recommendable at all.

Added: I got another reason to hate this scanner. Service of the company is horrible. I sent several emails about my problem, but never got answers.

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