Kobo Libra Colour and Clara Colour review
By Ted Kritsonis
What is a Kobo eReader like when the screen finally brings some colour into the mix? The Libra and Clara Colour are the first to show it to you.
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Ricoh fi-8170 review: A workhorse scanner worth the money
By Ted Kritsonis
Businesses who scan documents on a regular basis may be able to cut the time down significantly using a Ricoh fi-8170, which can prove to be a workhorse for any office with piles of paper.
What Matter is and why it should matter
By Ted Kritsonis
Smart home devices have been speaking different languages for years, and Matter may be the one that finally gets everything talking.
Reviewing the Fujitsu ScanSnap iX1300
By Ted Kritsonis
Fujitsu has several different document scanners, though few are as small as the ScanSnap iX1300 and its focus on less demanding workflows.
How to scan, index and sell your trading card collection
By Ted Kritsonis
Do you have hundreds or thousands of cards that are sitting doing nothing? There is a way to scan, index and sell them if you’re so inclined.
How scanning and the cloud could free small business from piles of paper
By Ted Kritsonis
One way to make stacks of paper disappear in an office may be to scan all those documents and move them to the cloud in one fell swoop.
Law firms can cut down on paper with the Fujitsu ScanSnap iX1600
By Ted Kritsonis
Law firms go through untold mounds of paper at any given time, and a Victoria, B.C.-based consultant believes the answer lies in rapid on-site digitization through a Fujitsu document scanner.
Nova Scotia museums turn to scanning for preserving historic paintings
By Ted Kritsonis
The Association of Nova Scotia Museums (“ANSM”) has endeavoured to digitize historic watercolour paintings for dozens of its members in an effort to preserve and share them with the public.