It’s ENERGY STAR® compliant and supports USB 1.1, 2.0 and 3.0. Total weight is 6.6lbs (3kg) and dimensions are 8.3 W x 6.1 D x 15 H inches ( 210 x 156 x 383mm). Lastly, you’ll find a soft, black mat that you’ll unroll and place in front of the scanner - it has marks to assist with aligning various sizes of paper (up to A3 in size!), books, and magazines. Power cord and USB connector cable are provided along with the ScanSnap software, a copy of Adobe Acrobat X (great for tweaking PDF files), and the Rack2-Filer Smart with Magic Desktop software that allows scans of books and magazines to be kept in a virtual binder. Included with the SV600 scanner are two small plastic bases (with adhesive) that allow users to create a “dock” that locks the scanner to the table and prevents it from tipping. (Likewise, Evernote Premium service users can elect to have Evernote perform OCR on PDF files they upload.) Included software can also convert scanned text with OCR (Optical Character Recognition) directly into a Word, Excel or PowerPoint document. It has some very special software under the hood that allows it to not only identify multiple items placed in front of it, but it can also handle the curve of the pages from an open book or magazine scan, flattening the scan and performing clean up to create a clear image. The SV600 is an overhead scanner that allows for scanning of books, magazines, individual sheets, business cards, photos, and much more. Well, I’ve spent a few weeks using the SV600 and all I can say is that this thing is pure and simple magic. Clarke had a famous quote: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. But now I have this beautiful SV600 sitting on the desktop and offering up so many unique features that I never knew I needed.Īrthur C. It’s a bittersweet moment - I have absolutely loved my iX500, and a recent update from Fujitsu that allows the scanner to function completely disconnected from my desktop computer and work completely via WiFi is an amazing accomplishment, allowing me to relocate the scanner to a shelf and off my desk, freeing up even more workspace on my paper-free desktop. Sitting on my desk are two scanners from Fujitsu - the iX500 (that I’ve previously reviewed here) and Fujitsu’s latest marvel, the SV600.
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