Brother ADS-1350W Portable Document Scanner
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Key Features:
- Compact portable design for easy use at home, in the office, or while traveling.
- Fast scanning speeds up to 30 ppm / 60 ipm for efficient document processing.
- Single-pass duplex scanning captures both sides of a page in one pass.
- 20-sheet Automatic Document Feeder for quick batch scanning.
- Wireless connectivity allows scanning and sharing without being tied to one workstation.
- Dedicated card slot supports ID cards, business cards, and plastic cards.
- High scan clarity up to 600 × 600 dpi optical resolution for sharp digital files.
- Supports mobile scanning and document sharing, making it convenient for flexible work environments.
Brother ADS-3100 Desktop Document Scanner
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Description:
The Brother ADS-3100 Desktop Document Scanner is a high-speed sheet-fed scanner designed for home offices and small businesses that need fast, reliable document digitization. It features a 60-sheet Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) and supports single-pass duplex scanning, helping users scan both sides of a page quickly and efficiently. With USB 3.0 and USB Host connectivity, it offers simple operation and dependable performance for everyday office workflows.
Brother ADS-4300N Desktop Document Scanner
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Key Features:
- Fast high-volume scanning with speeds up to 40 pages per minute and 80 images per minute.
- 80-sheet Auto Document Feeder for handling larger batches of documents with less interruption.
- Built-in wired network connectivity through Ethernet LAN, making it suitable for shared office use.
- Single-pass duplex scanning captures both sides of a page in one pass for faster workflow.
- Supports a wide range of media including standard documents and varied office paperwork sizes up to legal.
- Designed for business productivity with a daily duty cycle up to 6,000 pages.
- USB 3.0 connectivity for fast direct connection to a computer.
- Compact desktop form factor with strong performance for professional office environments.



