This section features reviews of scanning products and software. This includes scanners, book scanners, scanning software or even special consumables.
The Panasonic ScanSnap 1100i scans at 30ppm but it will easily fit even the smallest desk in your office You can move it around without any fuss, and we really recommend you install more connection cables around your office, just so you can move it easier We love the fact that it’s a compact device, …
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The Canon DR-M1060 was built specificaly to be the entry level A3 scanner for the masses. It scans at 60pmm and the ADF will hold around 80 sheets.
The Panasonic KV-S1065C is a small document scanner that runs at 60ppm. It has a lot of the modern features, great software but it feels a bit old now.
The Panasonic KV-N1058X is a network based document scanner. It will run through wireless or wired connection, scanning at 70 pages per minute.
The Panasonic KV-SL3066 document scanner was already a quite versatile device. Now it just got a boost in speed, which will make it even more interesting.
The Panasonic KV-S1058Y can be used either as a desktop scanner or it can be connected to your network. At 70ppm it is also fast enough for most tasks.
The Panasonic KV-S1046C was a great scanner when launched. Cheap, robust and compact, it had a scanning speed of 45 ppm and efficient software.
The Panasonic KV-SL3056 is an A4 document scanner that should be able to scan just about every document. It scans at 65ppm and has an A4 flatbed unit included.
The Panasonic KV-S1026C document scanner is an interesting machine but it only runs an USB 2.0. Should you get one or get the USB 3 alternative?
The Panasonic KV-S1037 is fast enough to scan most of your personal documents, but it will also be good enough for your small office. It scans at 30ppm!
