"Pen" Scanners

In article <875d1i$h3 @nnrp1.deja.com>,
  Communipaw <communi @my-deja.com> wrote:
a "Pen" scanner such as the
the C Technologies  C-Pen
notes for later OCR use
Depot among other places for $200. It worked
well, at least 90% accuracy or better. The
controls are crude: there are two buttons used to
navigate through menus. It has the capacity for
100 pages of storage. It requires an infrared
adaptor that costs at least $40, so the C Pen
plus the adaptor is $240, while the Quicklink Pen
is $150, has 1000 pages of memory, and includes
the cable link to the PC. I did not get the C Pen
only because it is more expensive than the
Quicklink pen. If I find that Quicklink is not
accurate, I would get the C Pen 600, which costs
$250, and has 1000 or 2000 pages of memory and
more text on the screen. Bottom line - at least
the C Pen works.