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I can't recommend Doxie portable scanners enough. The centrepiece of my paperless workflow.

• adanto6840 14y ago
  Thanks for this - I've been contemplating something similar for a while. Out of curiosity: A) Which model do you recommend / use? B) How does it perform for scanning ~40 page documents in? I've been thinking about looking at a auto-feed scanner but curious about how this might perform instead...
  • bruceboughton 14y ago
    I have the original Doxie (http://www.getdoxie.com/product/doxie/index.html http://www.getdoxie.com/product/doxie/index.html). I haven't tried their newer models. I use it mainly for 1-5 page documents and it works great except if the document is printed on really poor paper or the lead edge is crumpled. You do occasionally have to re-scan a page if it doesn't feed properly or gets rotated halfway through feeding. If you are scanning 40 page documents and can afford the extra space you might want to consider a scanner with an auto-feed as your rescan rate may be higher than mine! The software is relatively easy to use and allows you to re-order pages, etc.
• stock_toaster 14y ago
  How do they compare to the fujitsu snapscans? I have a little s1100 and it works "ok". Doxie's wifi support seems like it would be an awesome feature.
  • bruceboughton 14y ago
    Not sure.