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I'm completely paperless and until now have been reliant on the very nice scanner at the office -- but these days I'm traveling a lot and sure could use a USB scanner.
Ideally it is powered by USB given different power sources and complications with all those power converters and plugs, etc.
I scan receipts, but also standard letters.
I was thinking of the Pentax DSmobile 600 Scanner, but am not sure, thought I'd ask you guys first....
Sure do appreciate any input.
Thanks a ton!
Do any of you guys have reccomendations for portable scanner which is powered from USB?
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In theory, the portable versus mobile/base scanners should be the same as far as reception quality, however, the mobile/base units often have the better or more powerful audio output but the electronics are essentially the same when it comes to reception of signals. The same antennas may be used between the portables and mobiles/bases in general.
Really, it all depends on what you want. If you don't really care to carry your scanner around a mobile/base would be fine. Some people buy the DIN (car radio dash size standard) sized scanners and install them nicely in their vehicles where a portable user would sit it in a seat, cup holder, or buy some type of mount for car use.
With the paragraph above, the difference between portable and mobile/base scanners boils down to mobility preferences. You are also less likely to repeatedly drop and break your mobile because it is more likely to stay in one place; however, you can buy a rugged case for your portable scanner. The mobile/bases are generally easier to read and control since there is more room for more buttons (less function calls as with a portable) and more room for a larger display. Even with the Bearcat radios there are remote control head kits available (I think GRE's have this option as well?). Another neat thing about the portables, they tend to have a frequency counter/capturer for near field transmissions and so might the mobile/base but you can get places your car can not get with a portable.
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