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Den ringa storleken. Den trevliga kvaliteten. Duplex.
Den ringa storleken. Den trevliga kvaliteten. Duplex.
Saknar stöd för Twain-, Wia- och Isisdrivrutiner.
Dig som vill digitalisera mera och behöver en skanner som fungerar på resande fot. ...
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Publicerad: 2012-02-17, Författare: M. , testad av: pcmag.com
Automatic document feeder. Duplex scans. Comes with document management and business card programs.
Relatively slow. No standard driver for working with scan commands in Windows programs
The Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300 combines a reasonably portable size and weight with an automatic document feeder and the ability to scan both sides of a page at once....
Compact yet still offers automatic document feeding, Scans both sides of document simultaneously, Onebutton operation yields high quality results, Inbuilt intelligence overcomes common problems, such as missfed documents, Operates using AC power adapter or computer USB port,
OCR scanning quality inconsistent, OCR software had difficulties capturing data from business cards with colored backgrounds, Photograph shadows somewhat muted, Items printed on heavier paper stockmay get caught in the transport mechanism as they exit the scanner.
The Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300 is a solidly built mobile sheet scanner. It does an excellent job of performing its primary function – scanning and organizing documents. The ADF worked flawlessly with most document types, and the ScanSnap Manager software c...
Sammanfattning: The Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300 includes many of the features of its larger desktop scanner brethren. The S1300 is more portable and significantly smaller. Compact yet still offers automatic document feeding.Scans both sides of document simultaneously...
Portable, Can run via USB or AC adaptor, Scans duplex during one pass, Great job on business cards
10 pages at a timemax; and fewer business cards, Not Twain or WIA compliant
The Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300 is a portable document scanner that won't take up any desktop real estate. It can be powered via USB so it's handy to take on the road. I found it to be fast and very accurate; business cards from around the world posed no pr...
Delivers crisp, clear images. 10sheet document feeder keeps pages straighter than other scanners. Easy to clear jams when they do happen. Software supports scanning to PDF, Word documents, and other formats. Reasonably quick at 10 seconds per page
The largest of the scanners we tested. Bloated software suite takes over 1 GB of hard drive space. Requires a series of manual steps to get working with Evernote
Sammanfattning: The Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300 is the latest document scanner to hit the markets. If your goal is to digitize all of your financial records, legal documents, and other miscellaneous papers on the fly, the ScanSnap S1300 should fit the bill at a fairly in...
Sammanfattning: I have a HP Photosmart C4480 printer/scanner/copier that's hooked up to my AirPort Extreme for wireless printing. Works great for printing and copying. However, in order to scan anything, I need to detach the printer's USB cord from the AirPort Extrem...
Sammanfattning: April is, if nothing else, a month of paperwork. Tax season means a lot of forms and receipts cluttering up our otherwise digital world. A perfect solution for this is to scan your documents, thus giving you a secure backup copy and potentially more ro...
Small, relatively light, USB powered when needed, makes great copies, relatively fast, awesome included software, easy to set up and use
Seriously… not a thing but if I had to list something, I miss being able to do 40 sheets at a time the way I can with my other ScanSnap How you would like to subscribe to Gear Diary? We offer: Full Post Feed | Summary Feed | Comments Feed Share
