Fujitsu fi-5900C Scanner

High-Volume Production Scanning at a Fraction of the Price.
With the Fujitsu fi-5900C sheet-fed scanner, your organization can leap tall piles of paperwork in a single bound. Designed for a vigorous duty cycle and packed with flexible features, the fi-5900C scanner helps increase productivity. Features include:

Fast, 120 ppm (simplex) / 240 ipm (duplex) scanning in monochrome and color (letter, landscape @ 300 dpi)
Triple Ultrasonic Double Feed Detection with Intelligent MultiFeed Function
500-page automatic document feeder and low profile, space saving design
Ultra Wide SCSI, USB 2.0, Kofax VRS Ultra Wide SCSI and Kofax VRS USB 2.0 connectivity
VRS 4.1 Professional hardware processing delivers excellent image quality and decreased document preparation time with advanced features
Enhance productivity with Fujitsu service and support

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[likeawhispr]

How does this compare to a comparable product from Canon?

[BusinessPrints]

continued from prev. post.

and they not only can scan all day but they can email them, fax them, and print all day at the same time...and they weigh like a thousand times more with more materials.

Still...these dedicated scanners are really nice for what they're intended for.

[BusinessPrints]

I agree with Goldenheart...especially now that Ricoh and Bowe and Howell are out of the picture. Sometimes it's a little burdensome getting support on older models though.

As far as the price tags on some of the scanners...it's a little ridiculous...$70,000; $80,000 on up...even with the niche' capabilities of a dedicated scanner there's no justifying the price tags.

In comparison, you can get an over 100 page per minute network printer/copier/scanner for $30/40/50 thousand bucks.

[GOLDENHEARTSSSS]

KODAK & FUJITSU are only good scanner, my experience

[sathington37]

Two-sided - Also called Duplex.  Yes, with no change in speed. 90 pages per minute, or 180 images per minute in duplex mode.

Network Folder - Yes, as long as the host computer can see the network folder. The fi-5900C is not a "network scanner" adn requires a computer host. The fi-6010N is a true network scanner that scans to a network folder.

Let me know if you have any other questions about these scanners!

[Zeamus634]

Can this scan to a network folder and can it scan two-sided documents?