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HP TopShot LaserJet Pro M275 scans 3D objects but only prints in 2D (video)

For some reason, HP thinks your enterprise really needs the power to scan 3D objects — that’s why it’s releasing the TopShot LaserJet Pro. “TopShot” is the fondness name for the all-in-one’s overhanging arm with a high resolution camera, which mixes six images (three with flashes from different angles, and 3 in ambient light conditions with different exposure levels) to imitate a studio-like product shot. What’s more, due to the Biz Card app, the TopShot can scan and import multiple business cards simultaneously. Also included are Google Documents integration and cloud apps in addition to the standard ePrint and AirPrint features, which you could run and not using a computer at the 3.5-inch touchscreen. HP isn’t talking about pricing or availability, but you’ll find a walkthrough of the TopShot after the break.

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