IT Blog

The first time I can remember hearing the term “paperless office” was back around 1990. We’ve come a long way, 30 years later, but we still need to print and scan documents with distressing regularity. If you’re working from home these days, you might resort to clumsily using your phone’s camera to “scan” documents. And with the revised tax day, July 15, barreling toward us, you might need to do some scanning for the IRS. I can help you fill the scanner gap at home with the Canon imageFormula P-215II Scan-tini Mobile Document Scanner. The scanner lists for $300, but the price has been dropping. Right now, Amazon is offering the