Need a quick solution to digitalizing your book collection? Well, here comes the BookSnap. This video will give you a brief tutorial on how to use this system to upload your pages to your computer, and then possibly, the web.
BookSnap digitizes books at the speed of two digital cameras, making the scanning process much faster than other scanners.
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