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Iris - HIPTR4TPAEU600
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Iris - HCRZZA8PAIN400
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Iris - HIPEX4TPAUK600
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Iris - HIPXPTR3TPAEU480
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Iris - HCRZZA6PAUK350
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Business Card ; USB ; 600 x 600 dpi ; 36 bit
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Iris - HCRZZA8PAIN300
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Handheld ; USB ; 1280 x 800 dpi ; 48 bit
Iris - HIPEXTR3TPAEU500
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Document ; USB ; 600 x 600 dpi ; 48 bit
Iris - HRISCEXA4EU110
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Reviews of Scanners
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Title: IRISCard Pro 4
Pros: Great timesaver; Excellent OCR performance; Small enough to travel with;Really fast
Cons: Expensive; Buggy installer
Verdict: Now on version 4, it's a mature offering, and will be going along with our laptops to our MacLive Expo visit
Summary: The cards scan quite clearly and the software makes short shrift of different card styles and shapes
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Title: IRISPen Executive 6
Pros: Good with bar codes. Helpful speech aide. Universal binary.
Cons: Questionable accuracy with single-spaced text. Quirky software. Practice, practice, practice.
Verdict: . Even with the time spent making corrections, hunt-and-peck typists will save time using the IRISPen Executive 6 as an OCR scanner, and the bar-code functions work well. Experienced typists are better off reading and retyping text.
Summary: I'll take the pen is mightier for $500, Trebek.
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Title: IrisCard Pro
Pros: Small size. Powered through USB cable. Can feed multiple cards without a separate scan command for each.
Cons: Recognition accuracy is less than ideal.
Verdict: IrisCard Pro facilitates scanning and recognizing multiple cards in a single session, but it makes more recognition mistakes than its strongest competition.
Summary: IrisCard Pro does a great job on the mechanics of business-card scanning, but recognition is often spotty.
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Title: Review: Irispen Express 6 scanner
Pros: Accurate scanning Plenty of options Clever software
Cons: Expensive
Verdict: The Irispen is one of those gadgets that will have absolutely no appeal for most people but could prove to be a real timesaver for those who need to scan certain kinds of document.
Summary: Scanning parts of a document? Here's the tool for the job
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Title: I.R.I.S. IRISPen Translator Executive
Pros: Powered by USB port; translation and text-to-speech software
Cons: Poor documentation; time consuming and frustrating
Summary: The IRISPen Translator Executive pen scanner could be a real boon for anyone who quickly wants to translate and understand a foreign printed text. It is a niche product though, is far too cumbersome and slow to use for scanning large ...
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