iPICS2GO Negative to iPhone Scanner - Digitize Those Old Photos!
I’m sure we all have piles of photos, slides and negatives that were made during the “pre-digital†era. Since it is loaded with tons of memories, you just can’t dispose it off. How nice would it be if we can convert them to a digital form and save them? Well, if you are an iPhone 4 or iPhone 4s user, I have a solution for you. I am talking about the iPICS2GO Negative to iPhone Scanner from Ion—the company that makes the arcade gaming peripherals for iPhone and iPad.
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This portable device can convert photos, slides or negatives into its digital form and store it in your iPhone. It is a battery powered device so you can carry it to any corner of the house (say the attic, where you store your old stuff!) and work on the photos. All you need to do is plug your phone in the slot provided on the top of the box. Then choose the mode of your operation i.e., photo, slide or negative. Feed the photo into the slot provided for it and you can have your digitized image within minutes.
Looks like a comfortable and easy to use device right? Go ahead start protecting your most cherished memories. As for the rest of you (those who don’t use iPhone 4 or iPhone 4s), you’ve got stick with those scanners for now. But if I do come across some other replacement I’ll let you know.
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This portable device can convert photos, slides or negatives into its digital form and store it in your iPhone. It is a battery powered device so you can carry it to any corner of the house (say the attic, where you store your old stuff!) and work on the photos. All you need to do is plug your phone in the slot provided on the top of the box. Then choose the mode of your operation i.e., photo, slide or negative. Feed the photo into the slot provided for it and you can have your digitized image within minutes.
Looks like a comfortable and easy to use device right? Go ahead start protecting your most cherished memories. As for the rest of you (those who don’t use iPhone 4 or iPhone 4s), you’ve got stick with those scanners for now. But if I do come across some other replacement I’ll let you know.
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