I don’t know about you, but when I look at a table I always think that it is missing two things: a screen, and a scanner. After all, I’m the one that is always saying that if you have trouble finding time to scan your documents, you should combine it with other activities. Fortunately, the […]
Continue readingBased on emails I am getting and searches that I can see in the DocumentSnap logs, this question is gaining a bit of steam: “For portable scanners, what is the difference between the Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300 and the ScanSnap S1100?”, and then of course: “Which should I buy?”. Since one of the most popular posts […]
Continue readingI have a theory, based on no data whatsoever, that Fujitsu is going to sell a lot of ScanSnap S1100 scanners to people who already have another ScanSnap. Your average home or small business user will most likely not need multiple scanners, but I could see people who travel a lot, visit client sites, or […]
Continue readingEven though the Fujitsu ScanSnap S1100 was released back on January 5 (see here for my ScanSnap S1100 review), up until this point it was only available online through Fujitsu’s store. Nothing against Fujitsu’s store at all, but a lot of people were asking me when it would be sold by Amazon.com so that it […]
Continue readingFujitsu has been making the ScanSnap line of document scanners for quite some time, and they’ve finally made a truly portable version: the ScanSnap S1100. Until now their most portable scanner has been the ScanSnap S1300, which while smaller than its desktop cousins the S1500 and S1500M, isn’t something you are just going to throw […]
Continue readingUpdate: The ScanSnap S1100 has been released in North America as of January 2011. You can see my Fujitsu ScanSnap S1100 Review here. Almost a year ago now, I noticed something on some Japanese gadget sites: a strange ScanSnap called the S1300. About a month or two later, it was announced in North America. Is […]
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