Fujitsu flaunts fi-6000NS Color Duplex Network Scanner
Earlier we introduced you a Samsung CLX-2160N series that comprises copier, scanner and printer to uphold silent office environment. Now, Fujitsu has launched its fi-6000NS Color Duplex Network Scanner the first model of its kind that offers uncomplicated installation of a desktop scanner with the productivity of a network scanner for sharing documents in an office environment.
To get instant access of every document a business generates and to strengthen team work and efficiency in an office environment this fi-6000NS Network Scanner is the fastest and easiest medium to obtain businesses scanning and sharing documents in an effective manner.
The fi-6000NS Network Scanner innovative specs include:
8.4 inch XGA (1024 x 768) - including 24 bit color touch-screen display
Built-in US 101 keyboard
600dpi optical resolution
Duplex speed up to 25 ppm / 50 ipm
50-page automatic document feeder (ADF)
Dual-CCD scanning arrays
Measures: 12.4 x 10.8 x 15.5 inches
Scan to email, network folder,network fax systems, and searchable PDF
Automatic image quality adjustments, color detection, image orientation, paper deskew, paper size detection and blank page detection/removal
Perfect for medical offices, real estate offices, legal, university administration, warehouses, government or any business looking for easy document sharing
Three-month limited warranty with Advance Exchange program available
This Fujitsu fi-6000NS will be on display this week at 2007 AIIM Conference & Expo on April 16-19, at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, and to get it one has to shell $2,995 only.
Via: Ecmconnection
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