Kodak Alaris, a leader in documentation management, has released an updated line of scanners with new features and enhancements that address the challenges faced by users with heavy-duty desktop scanning needs.

The new Kodak i2420, i2620 and i2820 Scanners build on the award-winning i2000 Series Scanner platform, a statement said.

Improvements to the new desktop scanners include the ability to read up to nine different barcodes types on scanned pages to provide information to applications and databases.

Able to scan in duplex and colour and cater for documents up to DIN-A4 in size, the new models also feature larger input trays capable of holding 100 pages and faster scanning speeds of 40, 60 and 70 pages per minute.  Daily recommended volumes range from 5,000 to 8,000 pages per day depending on model chosen.

“Depending on the application, businesses may face different requirements and restrictions on their handling of paper, but the one thing they have in common is the need to control the paper in their organization rather than letting it control them,” said Tony Barbeau, Products & Solutions general manager & vice president, Information Management division, Kodak Alaris.

“The new i2000 Series scanners pack production level capabilities into a small, space saving scanner that fits nicely into any paper-intensive environment.

“Customers depend on us to create robust solutions with excellent image quality, paper handling, and productivity that help them manage the growing volume of paper that creates bottlenecks in their operations. No matter what your business—law office, health care provider, bank, transportation depot and so on — our solutions help you manage the information you rely on for success,” he added.

The new Kodak i2000 Series Scanners are available today with a list price of €895 ($985) for the i2420, €1,195 for the i2620 and €1,695 for the top of the series, the i2820, the statement said.

All models are backed by a three-year warranty and are compatible with Windows, Linux and Apple Macintosh operating systems, it added. – TradeArabia News Service