Fujitsu launches World's Smallest Document Scanner

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Fujitsu launches World's Smallest Document Scanner

Fujitsu has announced the availability of its latest portable mobile scanner to its ScanSnap lineup. Fujitsu ScanSnap S1100 is the first in its range to boast a linking function to popular cloud services including Google Docs, Evernote and Salesforce CRM. This allows users to seamlessly link and save their scanned image data.

The lightweight scanner features the same easy-to-use, one-touch scanning capabilities, packed with enhanced productivity features and added versatility. At approximately one quarter the size of the Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300, the ultra-compact Fujitsu ScanSnap S1100 is an easy solution for mobile users and business professionals. The S1100 features a manual Continuous Document Feeding (CDF) function which enables non-stop, smooth scanning of multi-page documents.

"The new Fujitsu ScanSnap S1100 mobile scanner is the perfect choice for busy business professionals who are looking for speed, efficiency and reliability when it comes to scanning on-the-go," explains Janet Tan, Regional Director of Fujitsu Imaging Products. "With the new cloud service linking feature, Fujitsu is offering simple and convenient features that make it easy to scan and share."

Equipped with the cloud service linking feature that significantly increases versatility and work efficiency throughout the entire scanning process, from pre-scanning to post- scanning, the ScanSnap S1100 provides a truly unique scanning experience in terms of efficiency, reliability and ease of use.

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