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MedicScan is a complete solution for capturing medical or insurance cards information into electronic format. It comes with ultra portable scanner and card scanning solutions software.

You can choose a few types of scanners depending on your requirements. The scanners you can choose are ScanShell 800NR for scanning A6 size cards and the 800DXN for duplex scanning for the same size. If you need to scan bigger size materials, you can choose the ScanSell 2000NR for scanning A4 size documents and the 3000DN for duplex scanning.

With MedicScan, you can speed-up your data acquisition or capturing process because the whole process only takes a few seconds. It will automatically detect the type of materials when scanning. The scanned image of any cards will be saved locally in variety ways and format. The scanned and saved data can be used or integrated with any other existing management software and the data can also be exported for other applications use.

MedicScan solution is excellent for busy medical clinics who spends a lot of time photocopying ID and insurance cards, as well as other medical documents. Hospitals front desks who still using photocopying methods can improve their operations by using MedicScan solution.

Retrieving patients’ files using the old method is very taxing and slow. But with MedicScan, retrieving patients’ information is very fast and effortless. This will dramatically improves the efficiency and productivity of your current operations and reduces human errors by automating the archiving process.

Received SMS this afternoon from a friend asking me to check my email… he was telling me that NEO the Hot-screensaver is doing US$10 per review on his Hot-screensaver website…. cool… unfortunately I was in town watching movie… the cooking rat… Ratatouille. I replied, I will do the review when I’m back…

So, when I reach home, I immediately fired my notebook and look for Hot-screensaver. Looks like it is run by NEO and he likes to blog about anything… random thoughts. Other than that, about life, interesting stuff, about this country Malaysia… bla bla bla…

Then I go through his posting… OMG… he has soooooo much posted… it will take me years to go through all that… he has 94 pages of entries… then… I can’t stop laughing… dude NEO… R U SERIOUS??? When I click the last posting… page 94… I CAN’T BELIEVE IT… 1st posting details……………………….. Posted by Neo on 31 Dec 1969 5:59pm… dude… r u sure internet is available to the public during that time?.. LOL

You should not only ask us to review your blog NEO… you should call the Malaysia Book of Records…. no no no no… call Guinness World Records… LOL

A couple of months ago, a friend requested my advice regarding digitizing works. They were requested to digitize some old contracts documents and photographs. The materials are in the Archive Office and they are not allowed to bring out the materials out from the Archive Office… and they have to do their work in a controlled room… a very small room.

I suggested to them to bring a set of computer and scanner… preferably a notebook and a portable scanner which can scan both side of the document in one pass which we called duplex scanner. They have 3 notebooks, but unfortunately they do not have portable scanner or sophisticated duplex scanner. They only have one big flat-bed scanner… about 610mm (length) x 458mm (width) x 102mm

Since the room is very small with only one table, the scanner really eat-up most of their working space… they can’t put the materials on the floor… you can’t do that to an archive materials… else it will get contaminated.

So, they have to work very careful in a cramp room… although there are 3 of them, only 2 will be able to do their job inside the room… with one big scanner!

After almost two months, their work is not even half-way done. Now I’m advising them to get this portable duplex scanner Scanshell 3000DN. It is a high-speed portable duplex scanner which offers simultaneous high image quality for both sides of the scanned document in one pass.

The Scanshell 3000DN is only 300mm (Length) x 50mm (width) x 45mm (Height)… a super small foot print for a duplex scanner… and very light too at 475grams. You do not require a power adapter for this duplex scanner; it connects one USB cable to your notebook for the power and also for the data transmission. It scanned A4 paper at 6ppm (pages per minute) in B/W and 3ppm in color. The resolution is very high at 600dpi (dot per inch) although this scanner is only about 10% of the size of a normal flat-bed duplex scanner.

This scanner is not only good for projects like this, but it will be good for anyone when they are on the move or in a very tight space… it’s a super portable duplex scanner.

Although we are in the world of technological gadgets around us, we are still unable to run away from conventional stuff around us.

For instant, while reading document or letter, suddenly you really need to have a copy of one or more pages of it. It’s not in digital format… you can’t simply cut and past it like in Microsoft Word… it’s in conventional format… PAPER!!! And you definitely can’t simply tear the pages you like! How about if you need to fax it to your office or clients while you are on the move? And it’s very urgent!

You will definitely need a gadget… a portable gadget to take with you while you are on the move. Gadget like the portable scanner Scanshell 2000NR from Scanshell Store will definitely solve this kind of problem!

This portable scanner is not even close to your jumbo 2,500 grams flatbed scanner sitting in your office. We are talking about portability here… it do not require power because it gets its power from the USB connector to your notebook. The weight is only 390 grams and it scan A4 paper at 6 ppm (pages per minute) in B/W or Color… impressive!

The footprint?… Just look at the picture… the length is 11.5 inch, that’s the length of an A4 paper; the width is only 2 inches and the height is 1.7 inches.

This small gadget has 600 dot per inch (dpi) resolutions… if you are not sure how sharp is that, I can actually scan a letter at 75-150 dpi and email or fax it to you, and you still can read or print it back! With 600dpi, you will not have problem scanning photos and print it on A3 paper or doing OCR (optical character recognition) to convert the scaned documents into text or Words format for editing purposes.

Go and get your portable scanner at