This thing has been sitting on my desk for most of the summer, like a sad-eyed puppy. It wanted me to review it, but like a petulant, spoiled child, I ignored it. “You’re just a scanner,” I said. “Who ...

— -- Reach into your pockets after a business trip. You've got business cards, crumpled receipts and perhaps other scraps of paper with information needed for databases, expense reports and tax ...

If your total experience with scanners is with the flatbed type that sits atop all-in-one printers, you may be excused for thinking scanners are not all that exciting. Given the slow, awkward, ...

Oh, sweet merciful Jeebus, I want this thing. Now. The NeatDesk is a sheetfed scanner that has individual slots for documents, receipts, and business cards, and software to automatically OCR and ...

It's refurbished, but it's also one of the lowest prices I've ever seen for this coveted scanner/digital filing system. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of reviews, features ...

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Despite the name, the HP Scanjet Professional 3000 Sheet-feed Scanner ($449 direct) is best understood as a decidedly personal scanner, meant to sit conveniently on a desktop for one person's use. The ...

Small personal scanners are a great way to track and tame both personal and business paperwork. For many professionals, just the number of business cards that are collected over the course of a year — ...

— -- The fax machine is a relic of a different time. Once a staple in offices, today you'd be hard pressed to find one in a modern workplace. You know what they say: Out with the old, in with the ...

If you’re anything like me, you’ve got tons of paper sitting around that would be better served being scanned into your computer and kept in some sort of document management system, rather than in ...

That price is good today only, and while supplies last. This scanner, which makes short work of documents, receipts, and business cards, rarely sells for less than $400. Rick Broida is the author of ...