book scanner digitization BookDrive DIY

BookDrive DIY allows you to scan books at a hi-resolution, with great image quality and productivity that averages 1,000 pages per hour*.

Just $7,295 total for the complete package that includes everything you need for a book scanning station or $4,995 if you prefer to buy the cameras yourself.

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[plangenet]

Yikes! Imagine doing THAT for an eight hour shift!

[HorrorRod]

wow this is cool where is the home version?

[crazyboy4793]

so how much you charge to send you my book and you scan it for me?

[phoenix11994466]

$7,295 total for the complete package... Wow!

... I think I'll wait for the price to come down... Remember when Laser Copiers first came out, they were the size of a small car, and $120,000 USD.

My friend mortgaged his house to buy one... He was convinced he would make a million... Seriously!.

But within 8 months Cannon came out with a model that was a 1/5 of the price, produced better colors and a faster scan... My friend was bankrupt within the year. Today you can buy Laser Printer for $300

[stfb5]

@plangenet it's as bad as it looks. And the piece of shit book scanner works when it wants to. I've been trying to make it work for almost a month now. And the technical support sucks.

[nrdesign1991]

@plangenet Imagine making ipods in a 16-hour shift!

[weaselswithmeasles]

if there was a way to automatically turn pages this would be revolutionary.

[xsxarsar]

what is that software and how to connect the cameras to the computer, please explain.

[KasperSvendsen]

That must be boring!

[fran1618033]

Esta solução é bastante prática e viável de ser construida por baixo custo

[davelee9]

ummm... the hard copy version... you know, like people have been doing for hundreds of years...