Epson WorkForce DS-560 Wireless Color Document Scanner, 26ppm/52ipm (at 300dpi), 600dpi Optical/75-1200dpi Output, 50 Sheets, USB 2.0/Wi-Fi
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Extremely Fast and Efficient
We purchased this for our small law firm to scan the multitude of medical records we have to have. It works like a charm, doesn't like however if the pages are too wrinkled otherwise it works great
The Epson WorkForce DS-560 Wireless Color Document Scanner wirelessly scan critical documents to smartphones, tablets, PCs or Macs. Or, scan directly to cloud services from your PC or Mac. This powerful scanner offers everything you need to manage business documents. Save time and even save space. Delivering speeds up to 26 ppm, the compact DS-560 can quickly take on any task. Use it to create searchable PDFs 3, or make quick color/image adjustments. Its 50-page ADF allows you to quickly scan stacks of documents. Compatible with most professional document management systems, the reliable DS-560 supports ISIS and TWAIN drivers.
Easy Epson Wireless
Now, you can wirelessly scan to your smartphone, tablet, PC or Mac, or favorite cloud service 1. Scan directly to mobile devices without the need for a go-between device. Critical documents get where they need to be, faster and in fewer steps from your scanner to your smartphone to the intended destination. It's just that easy.
Scan directly to the cloud
The WorkForce DS-560 scans directly to popular cloud services. Just install the included software on your PC or Mac and you are ready to get started. Scan and send data wherever it needs to be.
Versatile Paper Handling
Tackle any task with little to no downtime thanks to features such as dynamic skew correction, auto paper size detection, double-feed detection and multi-roller paper feed. The DS-560 easily accommodates oversized folded pages, single sheets, stacks of business cards and rigid ID cards.
Color Enhance
Color Enhance allows users to select and enhance a color from the RGB color channels when scanning in black-and-white. This can help bring out a particular element that might not otherwise show up clearly in a black-and-white scan, such as a signature made with a light-blue pen.