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Kodak i 40 - sheetfed scanner ( 888-2649 )

You need a scanner that handles various document sizes, delivers high-quality images and is easy to use. The KODAK i40 is ideal for you.

Main Features

Manufacturer: Eastman Kodak Company

Manufacturer Part Number: 8882649

Manufacturer Website Address: www.kodak.com

Product Type: Sheetfed Scanner

Image Sensor: CCD

Scan Resolution: 600 x 600 dpi Hardware / 600 dpi Optical

Maximum Scan Speed: 25ppm (Color) / 25ppm (Grayscale) / 25ppm (Monochrome)

Media Type: Plain Paper

Media Size: 8.5" x 14", 2.0" x 3.5", 3.5" x 5.0"

Ports: 1 x USB 2.0 USB

Dimensions: 6.4" Height x 13.2" Width x 6.6" Depth

Weight: 9.0 lb

Standard Warranty: 1 Year(s) - US and Canada

Kodak i 40 - sheetfed scanner ( 888-2649 ) Features

Twain and Isis drivers incl.
600dpi
Scans up to 25ppm

Price: $949.99

User Reviews about Kodak i 40 - sheetfed scanner ( 888-2649 )

Can anyone suggest SCANNING SOFTWARE with a reasonable price (under $100) for the Kodak i40 scanner with WIN 7?

I have enjoyed the speed of my i40 scanner connected to my win XP computer.
Now I am installing it on my new WIN 7 OS computer.
Installation CD cannot be used to install the scanner, had to go to the Kodak web site for a version that works with WIN 7 32 bit. That worked. So far so good.

BUT the separate SCANNING SOFTWARE CD "Kodak Capture LITE" does not work with WIN 7, and Kodak tells me there is no free replacement for the original (free) Scanning Software. I would have to purchase Kodak Capture PRO for $499! (1/2 the price of the scanner!). Kodak referred me to their web site where about 100 3rd party software vendors are listed that sell scanning software that will work with the i40. This is TOO LARGE a list for me to go through one-by-one.

Can anyone suggest SCANNING SOFTWARE with a reasonable price (under $100) for the Kodak i40 scanner with WIN 7? -- Drivers ok for Win7 32 bit, BUT WHAT ABOUT SCANNING SOFTWARE?

I had purchased several of these scanners for use in an office. Although I had been happy with my old Fujitsu scanners, I liked the i40 feature set and welcomed the opportunity to buy from an American company. I was quite happy with the i40 scanners until I upgraded my office to Windows 7 64 bit and discovered that there were no 64 bit drivers for the i40 scanner rendering them useless in my environment. Of particular concern was the fact that when I contacted Kodak they said they had not yet committed to write the 64 bit drivers in the future. Given the large installed base of these machines, which are currently marketed and sold, it seems unreasonable that Kodak would leave their customers with having to discard their scanners if they wanted to go 64 bit. This seems in marked contrast to Fujitsu which already has drivers out for even legacy machines which are no longer sold. In essence a great product made unacceptable by poor driver support. -- No Windows 7 64 bit drivers

This installed easily in Windows XP and runs great. It is apparently identical to my earlier Xerox DocuMate 252 with more robust plastic trays (the Xerox tray lost a hinge and could not be replaced). Although there are packaged software for scanning, I prefer to use Adobe Acrobat Professional. -- Great For a Small Office