For those who have everything: The DocuPen
The DocuPen scanner is 9 inches long and holds hundreds of documents and images.
It’s rare to find a document scanner “smaller than a suitcase,” let alone a pocket-size one. The DocuPen, a mere 9 inches long, is capable of holding hundreds of high-resolution images. Drag the device over a document or photo, then transfer the scan to a computer via a USB cable.
Price: $160
Contact: Planon.com
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