I believe that s/he is seeking an interface, much like a standalone print-server, a little box with a USB connection for the scanner and an RJ45 for the network which will take the image, put it into a reasonable format, and sent the file someplace (SMB or FTP, or whatever). This replaces the PC (or the $500 old laptop) and allows you to have a networked scanner for $200.
Devices like the HP DIgital Sender are very nice, but too expensive for what this person wants.
This would be a cool thing to have. I have seen more expensive versions, often with built-in storage, but nothing in the $100 range.
I thought that Livevault and Iron Mountain where the same thing. Look closely at each provider. Ask questions about where they are located, where your data will be located, etc. You may find that one is just a marketing front for another.
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A new version of the the HP-01? http://www.hpmuseum.org/hp01.htm
I believe that s/he is seeking an interface, much like a standalone print-server, a little box with a USB connection for the scanner and an RJ45 for the network which will take the image, put it into a reasonable format, and sent the file someplace (SMB or FTP, or whatever). This replaces the PC (or the $500 old laptop) and allows you to have a networked scanner for $200. Devices like the HP DIgital Sender are very nice, but too expensive for what this person wants. This would be a cool thing to have. I have seen more expensive versions, often with built-in storage, but nothing in the $100 range.
I thought that Livevault and Iron Mountain where the same thing. Look closely at each provider. Ask questions about where they are located, where your data will be located, etc. You may find that one is just a marketing front for another.