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Keyscan Keyboard with 4800dpi Scanner on-board!
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As a person who owns both a regular old flatbed scanner separately from the keyboard, I can appreciate the importance of having the scanner closer to the mouse.
This Keyscan Keyboard comes with a 4800dpi scanner attached to the top of the keyboard for easy document scanning. I think this is a pretty good idea.
Scanning type: Sheet-Feed scanner
Scanning mode:
Color: 24/48** bits high quality
Gray: 8/16** bits gray level
Black & white
Media size: 8.5″x30″ ……2″x3″
Document release:
Bi directional automatically triggered by
document length
True-Optical resolution: 600 dpi
Optical technology: High quality and reliable color CIS technology
Output resolution:
From 50 dpi to 4800 dpi
Scanning speed: High-speed USB2 scanner
Fast functions:
4 dedicated fast scan function keys
PC interface: High-speed USB2
Software interface:
Twain interface and USB2 driver
Power adapter: AC 100~240V
via wired
Brought to you by: Zedomax.com
Keyscan Keyboard with 4800dpi Scanner on-board!
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