Document Management System Scanner Offer

Special pricing is available to Intuit customers only.

First Choice: Fujitsu fi-6130 - Fast, Compact Desktop Scanning

• TWAIN compliant
• 50-600 dpi resolution
• 30 ppm (pages per minute) at 300dpi (dots per inch)
• "Intelligent" Functions
• efficiently scans mixed batch documents containing paper of different weights, quality and size
• ignores documents that tend to trigger false multifeed alerts, such as photo and sticky note attached documents
• corrects skewed images and automatically differentiates color images from black and white ones

Detailed specifications

You pay only $870 ($1195 MSRP).

To Order, call 1-800-765-7777

Second Choice: Fujitsu fi-5110c - Compact, Efficient Desktop Scanning

• TWAIN compliant
• 50-600 dpi resolution
• 15 ppm (simplex) / 30 ipm (duplex) scanning in 200-DPI monochrome
• Ultrasonic double feed detection
• Bundled with Adobe Acrobat Standard

Detailed specifications

You pay only $670 ($895 MSRP).

To Order, call 1-800-765-7777

Sheet-Fed Scanner

(Intuit Recommended)

How It Works:

• True, 600-dpi optical resolution (also functions at 300-DPI) with dual-CCDs capture minute details

Pros:

• Can scan many pages in a row
• Takes up very little space
• Many can scan both one-sided and two-sided (duplex) documents
• Scans quickly
• Typically more likely to support small and unique shaped documents
• Wide range of prices available

Cons:

• Cannot scan books, magazines or other items that would require placing item on scanner bed

Flatbed Scanner

How It Works:

• Items to be scanned are placed on the scanner bed. Some flatbed scanners can be outfitted with a document feeder

Pros:

• Very versatile. Can scan documents, books, pictures, magazines, etc

Cons:

• May take up more space
• Document feeders do not handle variety of documents as well as a sheet fed
• Can be very slow, especially without a feeder

All-In-One Scanner

How It Works:

• These units often consist of a printer, scanner, copier and fax machine. They are available in both laser and inkjet varieties

Pros:

• Very cost effective, sharing internal components
• Conserves space

Cons:

• Most do not excel in any of its functions, although high end units do a much better job