You’ve converted to e-books already, so why not transfer all your old books into digital form as well with the OpticBook 3800?
Normally when you scan books with a normal scanner, there’s a good chance that the spine gets in the way. With the OpticBook 3800, you’re getting a scanner that’s built specifically to place the pages of literature onto the screen. The item uses SEE (Shadow Elimination Element) Technology that helps effectively transfer books into the digital format without distorted images or the book’s spine shadow. It’s got a USB 2.0 interface, scans up to 120 dpi resolution and it’s got a fast scan speed at seven seconds. It’d be a pain to transfer an entire novel, so I’d suggest using it for a page out of a magazine.
High-Tech Literary Scanners
OpticBook 3800 Scans Old Literature into Digital Form
Trend Themes
1. High-tech Scanning - Opportunities for developing advanced scanning technologies for accurate digitization of books and other printed material.
2. Shadow Elimination Element (SEE) Technology - Innovations in the use of SEE Technology to eliminate distorted images and book spine shadows during the scanning process.
3. Efficient Digital Conversion - Potential for developing faster and more efficient systems to convert physical books into digital format.
Industry Implications
1. Book Publishing - Disruptive innovation opportunity to streamline the conversion of physical books into e-books using high-tech scanning techniques.
2. Library Services - Opportunities to enhance the preservation and accessibility of old literature by implementing advanced scanning technologies in libraries.
3. Archival Solutions - Potential for developing specialized scanning equipment and software for archival purposes, allowing for the digital preservation of rare or fragile books.