VuPoint Solutions Magic Wand Portable Scanner (PDS-ST410-VP)
- Features: Scanner for color & monochromatic images, documents, magazines
- Sensor: A4 Color Contact image Sensor
- Resolution: Standard Resolution: 300x300dpi (default); High Resolution: 600x600dpi
- External Memory: Support Micro SD card up to 16GB (Micro SD card not included)
- File Format: JPEG
(VPSPDSST410WM) VuPoint Solutions Magic Wand Portable Scanner – Ever want to put all of your pictures on your computer but didn’t have the time to sit there and scan one after the other? Ever thought of buying one those scanners but you don’t have any room in your office to store it? Then the VuPoint Solutions “Magic Wand” Portable Scanner is perfect for you. The VuPoint Solutions “Magic Wand” Portable Scanner allows you to scan the documents that matter the most to you, and back them up on
List Price: $ 99.99
Price: $ 99.99
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Perfect document scanner, nearly good enough for pictures.,
I’m a graduate student and I spend a lot of time in libraries poring through books that can’t circulate (rare, antique, etc.) Some are not even allowed out of specific parts of the university library. This is the answer! I can just roll the wand over the pages, and then I can study the text in the comfort and convenience of my house. I will add a picture of a scanned page for review as a product image. I’ll never go back.
Oh, it does eat batteries, but who cares…AAs are cheap.
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|Outstanding,
I bought this scanner for the purpose of scanning pages out of law books at the library. After about two minutes’ practice, it was a cinch. In fifteen minutes I was able to scan 30 pages’ research, and later downloaded it all to my laptop as .PDF files. The resolution is great, and the scan quality was good enough to use in powerpoint presentations after cropping and magnifying with Microsoft Picture Manager. You can’t get scans out of books with a page-fed portable, and a desktop model is too big to carry. Light years better than waiting for the library photocopier.
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|Disappointing Results,
I purchased this scanner to help in cataloging my DVD and book collections. Frequently I find that the default cover art which is downloaded by the catalog program doesn’t match the actual item and all too often the correct image isn’t available online. Taking books and DVDs from the library and living room to the flatbed scanner in the office so I can scan the cover art is tedious, so I thought this portable scanner might be a good solution. Unfortunately, the results weren’t as good as I had hoped based on the other reviews I read here. It’s not that the scanner is “bad” – because it isn’t really, it’s just that it wasn’t as easy to use as I had hoped.
Pros: The scanner is compact, reasonably priced and attractive. Reasonably good results can be achieved with practice.
Cons: In order to produce a good image, the scanner must be moved very carefully. Uneven motion, brief pauses, etc. – basically anything short of consistent movement – will cause distortion in the image.
I’ve uploaded two examples, one good and one bad, of a DVD cover scan (the movie “10″ with Dudley Moore, Julie Andrews, and Bo Derek).
In conclusion, while the scanner is certainly compact and inexpensive, there are limitations which the buyer should be aware of before they decide to purchase.
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