The scanner is touted to provide crisp clear full-color digital images though you’ll be limited to only scanning small items such as easily misplaced receipts, business cards, handwritten notes, photos, articles and other materials. It features a preview screen that you can use to instantly preview what you just scanned so you know you didn’t miss out any vital parts of a document.
Documents are scanned in at 300 dpi with 24 bit color, and it connects to Windows PCs via its USB port for uploading scanned items. No word on battery life, but you can store up to 600 images before you start deleting old pictures to make way for newer ones. The SlimScan is available now and carries a MSRP of $139.99.