The pen that reads rather than writes

The Friday Personal Tech column in the FT’s Business Life section this week looks at portable scanners:

“Anyone in need of a digital version of paper documents knows how useful a scanner can be – but few people would ever describe one as cute or sexy. Until now, perhaps.

I have been testing the DocuPen Xtreme X05, the latest in the DocuPen family of portable “pen” scanners developed by PlanOn Systems Solutions. Sleek and chic, it is designed to impress.”

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