- Does it scan driver's licenses and insurance cards?
- Yes. It is designed for plastic ID cards as well as paper documents, which is its main use at reception desks.
- Does it work with a Mac?
- No. The PS600-AS is a Windows-only scanner, so Mac users need a different model.
- Can it scan multiple pages automatically?
- No. It feeds one sheet at a time, so it suits occasional documents rather than large batches.
- What is 48-bit color depth good for?
- It captures more color detail per pixel than 24-bit scanning, which helps with photos and colored IDs.
- How does it connect?
- It connects over USB to a Windows PC. There is no network or wireless option.
- Is it a good choice for a busy office?
- For ID capture at a desk, yes. For high-volume document scanning, a sheet-fed scanner with an automatic feeder is a better fit.
- Where is the Ambir PS600-AS Document and ID Scanner cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $129.99, 16% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Ambir PS600-AS Document and ID Scanner?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Newegg, Office Depot, Quill, Staples.