Resolution
600 x 600 dpi
General info
| Is A Flatbed Scanner i | ✔ (73 others) |
| Scanner daily duty cycle i | 10000pages per day |
Scan quality
| Optical scan resolution i | 600 x 600 dpi (77 others) |
| Maximum scan size i | 215 x 4100 mm² |
| Bit depth grayscale i | 8-bit (81 others) |
| Bit depth color i | 24-bit (73 others) |
Scan speed
| Adf simplex scanning speed color i | 60 ppm (6 others) |
| Has A Duplex Scanning Feature i | ✔ (70 others) |
| Adf simplex scanning speed grayscale i | 60 ppm (6 others) |
Connectivity
| Usb version i | 2 (128 others) |
Power
| Operating power consumption i | 60W (2 others) |
Miscellaneous
| Volume i | 38046.98 cm³ (2 others) |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the operating power consumption of the Kodak i2900?
At 60W, the Kodak i2900 is 37% above the category average for operating power consumption, ranking #96 out of 121 — see ranking scanner products.
What is the adf simplex scanning speed color of the Kodak i2900?
At 60 ppm, the Kodak i2900 is 30% above the category average for adf simplex scanning speed color, ranking #15 out of 71 — see ranking scanner products.
What is the adf simplex scanning speed grayscale of the Kodak i2900?
At 60 ppm, the Kodak i2900 is 21% above the category average for adf simplex scanning speed grayscale, ranking #15 out of 64 — see ranking scanner products.
How does it compare?
How does the Kodak i2900's operating power consumption compare to similar scannerss?
At 60W, the Kodak i2900 trails the Canon CanoScan LiDE 700F (2.5W) by 96%.
How does the Kodak i2900's scanner daily duty cycle compare to similar scannerss?
At 10000pages per day, the Kodak i2900 trails the Fujitsu fi-5950 (100000pages per day) by 90%.
How does the Kodak i2900's adf simplex scanning speed color compare to similar scannerss?
At 60 ppm, the Kodak i2900 trails the Fujitsu fi-5950 (135 ppm) by 56%.
How does the Kodak i2900's adf simplex scanning speed grayscale compare to similar scannerss?
At 60 ppm, the Kodak i2900 trails the Fujitsu fi-5950 (135 ppm) by 56%.