What is the difference between document scanner and computer scanner between 6130 and 6140
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I'm sorry, i don't have the 6130 scanner.So, i can tell you that the Fujitsu 6140 is a very good and fast scanner.I hope i've helped you.
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The newer 6140 is a bit smaller & lighter in weight, however processes scanning a little faster.
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The only important difference is that the 6140 has a SCSI connection while the 6130 does not. Originally we were told the 6130 did not have TWAIN compatibility but TWAIN works great on it.
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YES!! That is why I purchased. It scans much faster that the regular flat scanner. Pictures, documents, legal size papers
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I save my scanned documents to my computer. I do not know the answer to your question.
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the 8620 has 1 paper tray, the 8630 has twothe 8620 includes 1 set of starter ink cartridges, the 8630 has twothe 8620 has no OCR software, the 8630 includes IRISscan 14 OCR software
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It's very difficult to say what the actual differences are, but you can click on either the 001, 003, or 004 and look at the Product Details below. But I can't say whether there are significant differences in the scanner itself. The 003 and 004 have extra things included, but whether that is worth the extra money is hard to determine, and is up to you to decide. Good luck. In my case, all I needed to do was to scan black and white documents for tax purposes, and the 001 worked surprisingly well for that.
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I know it copies 11th but have not scanned yet. Will try tommorrow. By the way is best multifunction I have ever used.
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I feel sure it would be comparable, however this scanner is trash and I would never buy it, it simply doesn't work... The paper feed is horrible and you have to feed everything about 4 or 5 times before it will accept it and then the software decides to crash out at least 50 % of the time making it almost unusable, if you are fortunate enough to get a decent copy it will only save as a jpg which is just very inconvenient.... It was a total waste of money I used mine for a day and went and bought a flatbed scanner for the computer.... I am still mad at myself....
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The scanner is both flatbed A4/Letter size and it has an automatic document feeder for A4 and Letter paper. The flat bed scanner can work with media around 1" thick.
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I don't think there is a difference, I do know this is a great scan tool with amazing capability for the price. You will need to update it right away as the have often update releases.
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Alas, the scanner is an input device you need it connected to a computer to function. It's the application (scansnap manager and/or Adobe acrobat) that are the brains of the operation, the scanner is the work-horse. The scanner has no ability to somehow store data on itself. No magic wands, no hocus-pocus, this is simply a scanner.
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I have had no problems with scanning. You can preselect paper size on the computer driver before you select scan and it will scan the whole document.
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Its comparable after you do all the updates. You go to their website and connect the scanner to your computer and install the updates. Its not worth it. There's better out there that's ready out of the box to use plus it shows a CD disc but that doesn't come with the scanner. Hard to update it without the disc. W
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We have win7. We have a very simple laptop and have had no real problems with using the scanner. When scanning in a smaller receipt, I just had to be careful in feeding it in to keep it straight. We love the portability of the scanner and very pleased.
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should not be a problem as long as your scanner program is loaded on both computers or a program that will control your scanner is loaded!
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thats why i bought it. you can do it. it is not as fast as some other scanners. took me a while to figure out how to make a multiple page pdf.the quality of the scan is good. it is not as quick as it could be. also you have to perform all operations through the computer. it is not wireless. i would look for a scanner that has a single button to scan and s wireless. my next scanner will have that.
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I'm sorry I don't know enough about computers to answer your question. However we are very satisfied with the scanner.
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Both scanners are a good value and are quite similar in performance. Apart from the visual physical design differences, the DR-C130 is rated for 30 ppm vs. 25 ppm for the DR-C125. Other differences of significance are a rating of 2000 scans/day for the C130 vs. 1500 scans/day, and 50 sheet capacity vs. 30 sheets. The C130 includes Kofax VRS software which is sold as providing advanced processing to better eliminate page skew and improve OCR processing.The only problem I've had with the C130 is that light-weight paper sometimes doesn't trip the paper sensor and I've had to slide another page into the top opening or press gently with a finger near the sensor to initiate a scan. Both scanners are a good value and are quite similar in performance. Apart from the visual physical design differences, the DR-C130 is rated for 30 ppm vs. 25 ppm for the DR-C125. Other differences of significance are a rating of 2000 scans/day for the C130 vs. 1500 scans/day, and 50 sheet capacity vs. 30 sheets. The C130 includes Kofax VRS software which is sold as providing advanced processing to better eliminate page skew and improve OCR processing.The only problem I've had with the C130 is that light-weight paper sometimes doesn't trip the paper sensor and I've had to slide... » Read More Both scanners are a good value and are quite similar in performance. Apart from the visual physical design differences, the DR-C130 is rated for 30 ppm vs. 25 ppm for the DR-C125. Other differences of significance are a rating of 2000 scans/day for the C130 vs. 1500 scans/day, and 50 sheet capacity vs. 30 sheets. The C130 includes Kofax VRS software which is sold as providing advanced processing to better eliminate page skew and improve OCR processing.The only problem I've had with the C130 is that light-weight paper sometimes doesn't trip the paper sensor and I've had to slide another page into the top opening or press gently with a finger near the sensor to initiate a scan. « Show Less