If you need a portable scanner, take a look at Brother's latest offering. While many people are happy to capture printed documents by photographing them with their smartphones, there's still a market ...

I found a DS600 portable scanner for about the cost of a cup of a fancy coffee, which is great because I always wanted a Fujitsu ScanSnap but those are silly prices. Driver still works with Windows 11 ...

The quick, accurate Brother DS-740D portable document scanner is a great fit for scanning directly to your laptop over USB, but it's overshadowed by a slightly more expensive sibling with lots more ...

The Brother DSmobile 920DW offers duplex, manual feed scanning with or without a computer and can connect by Wi-Fi to let you see scanned documents on your smartphone or tablet. The Brother DSmobile ...

Let's be honest -- with certain exceptions, most portable scanners aren't very exciting. Brother's new ImageCenter ADS-1500W promises to liven things up, however. The WiFi-equipped reader lets users ...

Brother's feature-rich, manual-feed DS-940DW portable document scanner makes scans (and processes them) quickly, and it comes with all the software you'll need for most tasks. It's a terrific value.

The Brother DSmobile 620 scanner is suitable for light-duty scanning as a portable or on the desktop, with simplex (one-sided), manual-feed scanning and a low price. The DS-620($99.99 at Amazon) ...

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It prints and scans well—you can even use it to fax—but it's louder than I expected As hard as we're all trying to become "paper-free," there are still times when you just need a printer. My go-to ...

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