Kodak S2050 Document Scanner for Government GSA

Model No.:1015031

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The Kodak Alaris S2050 Scanner for government is efficient and fast with superior image quality and data accuracy. The Kodak GSA S2050 Scanner can hold up to 80 sheets at a time and will speedily scan up to 50 pages per minute. It is easy to control the Alaris S2050 Scanner with its user-friendly icons and intuitive display. You can also easily connect it to various applications such as Dropbox, Salesforce, Google Drive, SharePoint, and others. The scanner is equipped with Perfect Page technology that optimizes image quality, resulting in high-quality scans.

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$938.00

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Main Features

Scan speed: 50 pages per minute/ 100 images per minute
Daily duty cycle: Up to 5,000 pages
Handles small documents such as ID cards, embossed hard cards, business cards, and insurance cards
Intuitive color display
Embedded image processing delivers crisp, high-quality images
Multi-Feed detection
Feeder capacity: Up to 80 sheets
Government compliant
Compact size
Perfect page technology

Specifications

General Specifications

Product Name	Kodak S2050 Scanner for Government- 50ppm
Manufacturer Part Number	1015031
Product Type	Sheetfed Scanner
USB	Yes
Product Family	S2000
Large Format	No
Energy Star	Yes
Optical Resolution (dpi)	600
Environmentally Friendly	Yes
Scan Color	Color
Grayscale Depth	8-bit
Maximum Mono Scan Speed (ppm)	50
Maximum Color Scan Speed (ppm)	50
Maximum Mono Scan Speed (ipm)	100
Maximum Color Scan Speed (ipm)	100
Country of Origin	United States
Height	7.2"
Width	12.3"
Depth	8"
Product Series	S2000
Color Depth	24-bit
Product Model	S2050

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Power Voltage Management System.

$199.00

Reviews

Work out the resolution you should scan your photos at by matching it to the resolution you will be printing in.
Bear in mind that in order to get the best quality, you should scan the original negative rather than the printed photo, if it's available.
To get the best scan possible, make sure your scanner settings are set correctly for that particular image type e.g. colour or b/w.