Simplify notetaking and highlighting books with the Scanmarker

by Janet Cloninger on November 5, 2012 � 0 comments

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Just scan the Scanmarker from Barnes and Noble across a line in your book, just as if you were using a highlighter pen, and the text will be automatically transferred into a Word or Excel document or into another application. �The scanner has several modes to transfer data to your computer: �?Data Entry (Scan & Paste), Multiple Language Translation, Text-To-Speech, Dictionary, Thesaurus, Image Reader, and Business card reader.? �It can even scan an image into your notes document. �It ?also functions as a personal reading guide, enhancing text comprehension, pronunciation, and reading autonomy for students and adults with reading difficulties.? �It recognizes characters sized from 8 to 24 pt, and it has a scan field of 0.4? and optical resolution of 350 dpi. �It requires a USB connection and will work for left- or right-handed readers. �The Scanmarker is $79.99 at B&N.

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