600 dpi Optical - USB - MPN: PA03360B055
Strengths: Very fast, small-footprint, no warm-up time.
Weakness: TWAIN driver can be overwhelming for non-technical users.
The best part about this scanner is that it is fast like a fax machine -- when you click Scan, it just starts taking in the paper and scanning it. It is an order of magnitude more productive to use compared to lower-end flatbed scanners that also have document feeders, because there is no 20-30 second "scanner dance" before it actually starts scanning.
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TopStrengths: great scanner
Weakness: small appearance gives on the impression of a much less useful machine
fast easy hook up-My recetionist has thanked me fifty times and now looks forward to scanning! We had a Fujitsu 4010 before which I thought worked fine- Obviously a major step up
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TopStrengths: Fast intake and does duplex scanning.
Weakness: Buttons on scanner confusing; Hard to get software working with buttons.
I must say that the price paid for the scanner was well worth it. The scanner does duplex, which is a big plus, but it is hard getting the blank-page-skip function working and only Adobe Standard is included in the package, not Professional.
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Fast Little Scanner
Strengths: Fast scanning speed and small footprint
Weakness: None
The scanner takes up very little space yet has fast and excellent scanning capabilities. The only tiny problem is sometimes the paper feeder would suck in more than 1 page at a time. It's very rare though. Overall, the fi-5110C is an excellent scanner.
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Jun 29, 2007
Hi,
It is amazing that you sometimes has a double feed with the paper. The scanner has built in a double-feed detection (see the manual). Would you be so kind to contact me, because I consider to buy this scanner.
With best regards.
Jan de Heer
The Netherlands
June 29, 2007