The once-clunky scanner, formerly a heavy flatbed machine, has downsized to a portable device that can fit into a briefcase. Some models are designed for business cards; others can scan somewhat larger, letter-size documents.
(Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff)
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As scanners shrink, their tax uses grow
The once-clunky scanner, formerly a heavy flatbed machine, has downsized to a portable device that can fit into a briefcase. Some models are designed for business cards; others can scan somewhat larger, letter-size documents.
(Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff)
It's tax time, and for management consultant Eric Ochieng, that used to mean spreadsheets, receipts, and other scattered documents. (Full article: 463 words)
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