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Planon Docupen R700 B&W Pen Scanner (DPENR700)

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Planon Docupen R700 B&W Pen Scanner (DPENR700)

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PLANON DPEN-R700 -- The world's smallest full page 8.5" x 11" portable scanner, the DocuPen slides easily down each page, recording text in highly readable 200 x 100 dpi monochrome. Dual Roller Guiding System Optical Registration Connection - USB Includes a built-in lithium-ion battery that can be recharged via USB! (Energizer Type 389) Twain interface System requirements - Windows 98, 2000, ME, XP, 32MB+ RAM, 60MB Hard Drive Space, USB port Pen size - 8 x 1/2 Weight - 2 ounces

List Price:	$199.99
Our Price:	$165.99
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Product Details

Product Length:	11.7 inches
Product Width:	10.4 inches
Product Height:	1.8 inches
Product Weight:	4.0 pounds
Package Length:	11.7 inches
Package Width:	10.6 inches
Package Height:	2.1 inches
Package Weight:	1.15 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 33 reviews

Features

Battery Operated for Full Portability Purposes. Stores Up to 100 Pages into Memory
Scans Take Approximately 4 to 8 Seconds
Scans a Full Page Width Including Text & Graphics
Free PaperPort Software Included with OCR Capability
Rechargeable lithium-Ion Batteries

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.5

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Product only as good as Seller Oct 13, 2008
My first Docupen R700 was defective out of the box. Thank goodness I purchased it from DataVision through Amazon. Planon's tech support was at the ready to help me download all new software, etc. to determine why my scans were severely distorted. They concluded that the product was defective and recommended replacement. Planon's RMA department (a disaster) took 1 1/2 weeks to generate a return number and could only promise a 3-4 week turn around for replacement. The retailer, DataVision, came to my rescue with a new pen and it worked splendily on the first try.
The pen produces adequate scans to help me view historical documents outside of their storage archives. Copies, while not beautiful, are adequate and permit copies without damage to bindings. The scans cannot equal those of a flatbed, but one can't pack a flatbed in the shirt pocket either.

Great option Sep 08, 2008
Nice scanner. Just needs some practice before you start using it. Small and really portable.

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Good idea. Battery didn't work. Cust. Service=worse ever Apr 18, 2008
Battery didn't ever charge properly. So the thing doesn't work unless I have it plugged into a computer. So a waste of time really. Now I have been told by Planon that it's going to take '8-12 weeks' before I can get an exchange from Planon. I think that's pathetic. And judging by the poor, poor customer service, I am expecting to be waiting for far more than 8-12 weeks.

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I Wish It Lived Up 2 the Description Feb 01, 2008
Do not have high hopes on the performance of this device. It functions poorly and is unreliable. Too much money for what it doesn't live up too.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

very useful device Oct 20, 2007
As a court reporter for Alberta Justice, I have found the Docupen scanner an invaluable tool. Many documents are filed and quoted from in court. In times past, I would have to ask the lawyers for the documents they quoted from. Now with the Docupen, it takes literally a minute to scan the document I require which causes little inconvenience to them but ensures the accuracy of the transcript. It's portable, convenient and easy to use. I'm glad to have gotten this item. It has been a great aid in the performance of my job.

Linda