(Although the stated speed is 25 pages/minute, reviews have reported speeds as high as 33 pages/minute. Check out this tweeted Vine of a sheet zooming through the iX500!) The iX500 scans both side of a page simultaneously, and images are automatically straightened and cropped, with blank sides removed from the resulting scan. fast double-sided scanning of color pages at 25 pages/minute at 300 dpi.direct scanning to mobile devices - scan a PDF or JPEG from the iX500 to your iOS or Android mobile phone or tablet directly via WiFi.Wi-Fi connectivity - sure, you can connect your scanner to your computer via a USB cable, but you can also scan directly from the iX500 to your computer via your Wi-Fi connection, cable-free!.( ScanSnap Folder, also compatible only with Windows-based PCs, allows for wider cloud-centric applications.) scanning to the cloud, including to Dropbox, Google Drive, Salesforce, and SugarSync, as well as SharePoint, but only for Windows-based PCs.scanning to a wide variety of formats, including searchable PDFs, JPEGs, editable Microsoft Word and Excel documents, and others with the press of just one button.(It replaces the Scansnap X1500, a Windows-only scanner.) Suitable for personal or small business use, the big selling point of this model is the ability to scan wirelessly, but the iX500 has myriad interesting features, including: The ScanSnap iX500 is a desktop scanner (but, as the photo above indicates, not a flatbed scanner) compatible with Macs and PCs as well as mobile devices. We’ve previously covered the basics of scanning as part of a paper-reduction policy, and there’s a whole section on scanning in my 57 Secrets for Organizing Your Small Business.Īt the 2014 NAPO Conference and Expo, two long-time stars of the scanning world, Neat and Fujitsu, displayed their newest wares. Whether your goal is to go paperless or you just want to make sure you have access to your information no matter where you are, scanning is an obvious solution.

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