CZUR ET24 Pro Document Scanner, 24 MP Professional Book Scanner with Auto-Flatten Technology, A3 Size Capture, Support HDMI, Windows/macOS/Linux Compatible
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Why we love it
- Auto-Flatten Technology simplifies scanning.
- Enhanced HD Camera captures detail.
- HDMI Compatibility ensures seamless connectivity.
Main Highlights
- Auto-Flatten Technology: The ET24 Pro book scanner uses laser flattening technology to convert a 3D surface into a editable 2D plane
- Enhanced HD Camera: CZUR professional document scanner features a 24 megapixel HD camera with 320 DPI and a resolution of 5696x4272
- HDMI Compatible: The ET24 Pro document scanner supports HDMI connectivity to ensure faster and more stable data conversion
- OCR Accuracy Processing: Improvements in ET24 Pro's CPU and CZUR algorithm library result in stable scanner performance, faster graphic processing and higher OCR accuracy
- System Compatibility: The ET24 Pro A3 document scanner is compatible with macOS 10.13 or later, Win XP/7/ 8/10/11 and Linux
CZUR ET24 Pro Document Scanner, 24 MP Professional Book Scanner with Auto-Flatten Technology, A3 Size Capture, Support HDMI, Windows/macOS/Linux Compatible
Free Shipping

Why we love it
- Auto-Flatten Technology simplifies scanning.
- Enhanced HD Camera captures detail.
- HDMI Compatibility ensures seamless connectivity.
Main Highlights
- Auto-Flatten Technology: The ET24 Pro book scanner uses laser flattening technology to convert a 3D surface into a editable 2D plane
- Enhanced HD Camera: CZUR professional document scanner features a 24 megapixel HD camera with 320 DPI and a resolution of 5696x4272
- HDMI Compatible: The ET24 Pro document scanner supports HDMI connectivity to ensure faster and more stable data conversion
- OCR Accuracy Processing: Improvements in ET24 Pro's CPU and CZUR algorithm library result in stable scanner performance, faster graphic processing and higher OCR accuracy
- System Compatibility: The ET24 Pro A3 document scanner is compatible with macOS 10.13 or later, Win XP/7/ 8/10/11 and Linux