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Deal: Save 23% on the Doxie Go Wi-Fi Scanner

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We’d all like to live in a truly paperless world. But every day, we get bills, insurance documents, business cards and other paper stuff we need to do something with. You’ve also probably got lots of old printed photos and mementos lying around too. That’s where the Doxie Go Wi-Fi Scanner comes in.

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This compact scanner makes quick work of your paper documents, scanning and storing them at speeds up to 6 pages per minute. It stores up to 1800 documents internally – or more on an SD card – so you don’t have to even have a computer to use it. It can also send documents via Wi-Fi to your smartphone, PC or Mac for editing and organization. Thanks to its rechargeable battery, you can scan up to 300 documents anywhere you go.

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The Doxie Go Wi-Fi scanner normally sells for $229(USD), but we’ve got it on sale in the Technabob Shop now for just $175.

IRL: Western Digital MyBook external hard drives, Doxie Go and Apple’s Podcasts App

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Welcome to IRL, an ongoing feature where we talk about the gadgets, apps and toys we're using in real life and take a second look at products that already got the formal review treatment.

IRL: Western Digital MyBook external hard drives, Doxie Go and Apple's Podcasts App
Merry Almost-Christmas, folks. Time to find out if Engadget's editorial staff was naughty or nice this year. If our recent experiences with tech are any indication, we might be atoning for something: Billy's external hard drive is about to die a drawn-out death and Brian's still looking for an alternative to Apple's lousy Podcasts app. But at least Darren's enjoying his mobile scanner, so that 's good, right?

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Doxie Go Scanner: For Those Still Dealing with Mounds of Paper

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Even though there are apps for using smartphones as portable scanners, they don’t always get all of the details, and it’s tough to get a steady image. That’s one of the reasons why Doxie’s portable scanners are useful for people trying to rid themselves of paper in their offices.

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The latest iteration of the Doxie Go is pretty small – about as large as two office staplers. It operates anywhere thanks to a built-in battery and can transmit them wirelessly (with an optional upgrade). You can scan in color or black and white, at 300 dpi or 600 dpi to the internal memory of the device, then transfer them over via USB or insert an EyeFi SD card to automatically transfer the scans over Wi-Fi. While you’ll need to recharge the battery every 100 pages or so, it only takes about 2 hours to juice up.

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The flexible scanner mechanism can handle documents ranging in size from business card up to 8.5″x15″ too. Of course, the scanner also comes with software for image correction and OCR for converting scanned images to editable text or PDFs.

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The Doxie Go sells for $199(USD). The Wi-Fi card will set you back another $30, which is actually cheaper than you can buy the Eye-Fi Connect X2 for elsewhere. You’ll definitely want to check it out if you’re trying to go paperless.

Doxie One scanner begins shipping, brings on-the-go scans for $149

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Doxie One scanner begins shipping, brings onthego scans for $149

It's been less than a month since Doxie introduced us to its newest portable scanner, the Doxie One, and today the company announced its on-the-go apparatus is ready to hit the masses. Available worldwide as of now, the Doxie One's an easily conveyable add-on that does scans mostly anywhere folks decide to take it, which is made easier by being compatible with both Mac and PCs as well as iPhone, iPad and iPod touch (must be running iOS 6). The Doxie One starts at a not-too-shabby $149, while Doxie also offers a slightly pricier unit in the WiFi-capable Doxie Go for $199. Interested in snagging one for yourself? Then be sure to hit the source link below, where you'll be able to pick from an array of colors and move on with the checkout process.

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Doxie One portable scanner rolls in for $149, plays well alone and syncs with Mac, PC and iOS

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DNP Doxie One portable scanner rolls in for $149, plays nice with Mac, PC or iOS

Doxie has added another portable scanner to its heart-logo'd lineup, the Doxie One, which can digitize documents and images to an included SD-card with nary a computer in sight. Doxie says that'll let you travel light with the "paper-towel roll sized" device to scan and automatically generate Abbyy OCR-read PDFs, then sync up later with a Mac, PC, iPhone or iPad. From there, you can use the included app on a Mac or iDevice to transfer the scans to Dropbox, Evernote or iMessage. The device eschews the WiFi option of its recent Doxie Go sibling, but carries a lesser $149 sticker -- check the PR for the full dope.

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