The Zcan Wireless Scanner Mouse is the sort of thing you probably had no idea existed. Now that you do, however, you’re going to need it in your life as soon as possible. It looks like a plain old ...

Hong Kong-based company Design to Innovation (DTOI) has developed what it is claiming is the world's first wireless scanner mouse. The Zcan Wireless is designed as a standard optical mouse, but does ...

DataFetch Corp.'s Scan and See wireless scanner/display product, now integrated with InterActMobile (formerly BioKey MobileCop), gives law enforcement officers the ability to quickly scan a driver's ...

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There was a time when a scanner, or even two, was essential gear in every office. But nowadays, in the age of cloud computing and mobile devices, many of us find we rely less and less on scanners ...

Perfect for immediate document backup with instant scan, the Zcan Wireless Scanner Mouse can scan the portions of the areas users want, meaning they no longer have to scan the entire page like they ...

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