This little tool will help you easily navigate to the product that fits your needs. Just click on the answer that matches your requests as closely as possible. How many documents do you scan every day? Around 10-15 pages A couple of document folders I scan at least a couple of archive boxes If …
We are testing the best cheap book scanner currently on the market, which is the Klip Snap. We like the following things about it which definitely makes it number 1 in our opinion: The cost of the book cradle is definitely impressive. Also, you don’t have to order the SV600 from Klip directly, and you …
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We have taken the time to do a test project for newspaper scanning so you know what to do for your next project. I chose 2 separate scenarios, one in which your newspapers are delivered in a bound format, just like books, and the other when newspapers are brought into unbound format, just like you …
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We have just got our hands on both the Fujitsu PFU Ricoh Fi 8170 and the Fujitsu PFU Ricoh 8190. What we want to do is test them and see how they do. Remember, these models will replace the old Fujitsu Fi 7160 and the Fujitsu Fi 7180. We will focus on the aspects that …
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This is the best microfilm reader to buy and this article is the best place to start your quest. You will learn everything about what is a microfilm viewer and how does a microfilm reader work. As a bonus point, we will also give you examples of an old microfilm reader and also a new …
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The Bookeye 5 V1A A1 bookscanner is the latest device in this range of the market to be released. It will go out on sale in 2022, boasting a high end linear CCD capturing camera. Most of the features that you already know from other Bookeye products will be there so stick around and read …
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The Bookeye 5 V2 and the V2A automatic are the latest iterations of the Bookeye family of bookscanners. This model is slightly larger than A2, so scanning bound books or registries of that size will be no issue. These new models are an evolution over the old Bookeye 4, bringing in small incremental improvements, such …
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Kodak Alaris has decided to support the secure access to INfuse AX scanners by integrating a third party card reader. This is a great way to allow certain users to access the scanners, or even better, to personalize the scanning workflow to each users needs. Secure access is nothing new, we use it all the …
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Kofax and AIIM have focused on developing this new ebook on the approach to digital workflow transformation. As you can expect, this is another piece of content into this topic, which is obviously getting more important as time passes. The pandemic itself has definitely helped things move at a higher pace. Digital transformation seems to …
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PFU Fujistu has just announced they are expanding the Paperstream software solutions with Clickscan. To start of this article, let’s take a minute first and see where we are at with the other Paperstream products, such as the IP and the Capture series. Also, we will be looking at what features they have, what they …
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