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IRIS IRIScan Book 7 Dyslexic handheld scanner A4, USB-C

The IRIS IRIScan Book 7 Dyslexic is the Dyslexic version of the Book 7 handheld scanner: you glide it over the page by hand, so the book never has to be taken apart. It handles pages up to A4 width, connects to a computer over USB-C and weighs 220 g.

  • Type: handheld scanner
  • Version: Dyslexic
  • Maximum size: A4
  • Connection: USB-C
  • Weight: 0.22 kg

Description

The book scanned, the binding intact

A handheld scanner is drawn across the page, so books, magazines, workbooks and bound material can be scanned without damaging the binding. The maximum page width is A4. At only 220 g the device fits in a school bag or laptop bag, and the USB-C connection suits most current laptops. The model name points to a version intended for users with dyslexia.

Who this scanner is for

Pupils and students who need study texts from books on their computer; parents and teachers preparing material for a child with dyslexia; library and archive users; and anyone who wants a small scanner that leaves bindings undamaged.

Specifications

BrandIRIS
Net weight0.22 kg
InterfaceUSB-C
Maximum ISO A-series paper sizeA4
Scanner typeHandheld Scanners
EAN5420079901469

Questions & answers

How does the Book 7 Dyslexic differ from the standard Book 7?

In the supplier data both models share the same specifications: A4, USB-C and 220 g. What the Dyslexic version adds is not specified by the manufacturer.

Can I scan a book without taking it apart?

Yes, the handheld scanner moves over the page, so the binding stays intact. The maximum page size is A4.

How does it connect to a computer?

Over USB-C. A computer with USB-A ports only will need an adapter or a suitable cable.

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