On your way to the paperless office

Sep 25, 2008Maria G. Nozza   Print
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Thursday’s Management Tip for Graphic Designers

I don’t know about you, but I have A LOT of paper. Stacks and stacks of it.

So, I went browsing on the Epson website (the US side) and came across a wonderful new scanner.

It’s the Epson Perfection 4490 Office and I now covet this scanner.

I don’t really need a new scanner, but this one may be just too good to pass up.

It’s got a document automatic feeder. So, put the papers you want to scan, and wham it creates a PDF for you. How fast is it? 3 B&W pages per minute at 300 dpi, or 2 color pages per minute at 300 dpi.

Imagine? Anything you need to keep, but would rather have a digital copy of, you can scan it and put it on CD. Or, it’s fantastic if you just want a digital copy of it (in case something happens to the hard copy).

Some of the specs from the EPSON website:

  • Automatic document feeder for documents up to 8.5″ x 14″
  • Professional level 4800 x 9600 dpi resolution
  • 3.4 Dmax for wide dynamic range and greater image quality
  • Powerful Epson Easy Photo Fix™ to restore faded color photos
  • Transparency unit with dedicated light source for better scan uniformity
  • Versatile scanning with film holders for 35mm negatives, slides and 2-1/4″ transparencies
  • Digital ICE™ Technologies for film scans
  • Powerful software package for photo and document scanning; includes Adobe® Photoshop® Elements

T A K E A W A Y S:

I wonder a couple of things and I’ll try and find out:

  1. Can it scan front and back automatically?
  2. Does it recognize if a page is blank?

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