>From this morning's San Jose Mercury News: " Scanner handles 1,000 pages/hour Want a book scanner that scans up to 1,000 pages an hour? The BookDrive DIY uses digital cameras that are faster than overhead or flatbed scanners and captures information from a document in just a blink. The scanner is made with a V-shaped cradle that holds the book to be scanned, with Canon digital cameras positioned above to capture images as the pages are turned. The scanner system also includes lamps positioned to ensure proper lighting of the pages as they are scanned. The BookDrive DIY is available for $3,499 from Atiz Innovation at <a href="http://www.atiz.com/store.php">www.atiz.com/store.php</a>." ------------------------------------------------------------------- The basic package, without cameras and without a computer/monitor, is $ 3, 499. With two 8 megapixel Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT cameras and lenses,  $ 5,699. The Canon Rebel has a street price of about $ 642; other Canon cameras are 12.8 megapixels at $ 2,790 each, and 16.7 megapixels at $ 6,860 each. website:  <a href="http://www.atiz.com/store.php">http://www.atiz.com/store.php</a> pdf brochure:   <a href="http://www.atiz.com/Download/brochure_diy.pdf">http://www.atiz.com/Download/brochure_diy.pdf</a> There is also a unit with automatic page turner (and lots of limitations), but no price is given: <a href="http://www.atiz.com/bookdrive.php">http://www.atiz.com/bookdrive.php</a> Randall.