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Latest revision as of 14:47, 17 March 2012
Omni-Reader
Sold by Oberon International. Seems to be an 'electronic eye' to read real office texts and converts it to ASCII form (Optical Character Recognition techniques- OCR).
Connects to the CPC using standard RS232 interface.
Usage: You have to place the actual page within a special ruler and then the Omni-Reader scanner reads the character.
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- Amstrad Computer User 1987:
