Apparent Doxie

Zitat: Pros: + Fast + Works without a computer + Portable Cons: - Lack of official iOS client - Proper document feeding requires practice - No built-in Wi-Fi connectivity - Some software UI quirks The Doxie Go is a great idea, and a very handy tool, although there are still some rough spots in its hardware and software that made scanning more of a chore than I had hoped—in particular, getting straight scans required careful feeding of the original item, and minor tweaks to the resulting scan. I would also love to see Doxie offer better-integrated solutions for "cloud scanning" and iOS use. At $199, the scanner´s convenience and portability come at a premium, considering that flatbed models are inexpensive, and multi-function printers with built-in scanners are common (some rival Doxie´s convenience with automatic document feeders and Wi-Fi connectivity). Companies such as Visioneer also make similarly-priced portable document sanners worth considering. However, the Doxie Go´s portability and ability to scan without a computer made scanning very convenient. Just as the best camera is the one you have with you, the best scanner is the one that you will actually use—and I got more use out of the Doxie Go during my review period than I have from any other scanner I´ve owned.

Zitat: Pro: + Ondersteuning voor SD-kaart/geheugenstick + Ingebouwde OCR (niet getest) + Betaalbaar + Handig kader voor inscannen lastige formaten Contra: - Beschermhoes - Papierinvoer verloopt nogal lastig Scannen zonder computer in de buurt een openbaring.

Zitat: Wired: + Scans to a wide variety of cloud services. Almost no configuration required. Small, lightweight software installation. Cute! Tired: - Slow: Can handle only about two to three pages per minute. No document feeder. Girly styling might not suit your look.