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Design Weighing 11.6 ounces and measuring 10.8 x 1.6 x 1.3 inches, the NeatReceipts NM-1000 was the smallest and lightest scanner in our roundup, coming in at just 0.2 ounces lighter than Epson's 11.8-ounce. By comparison, Plustek's MobileOffice S410 weighed 13.9 ounces and measured 10.8 x 1.9 x 1.3 inches. With such a small footprint, we were easily able to pack the NM-1000 in a messenger or laptop bag. The scanner's relatively petite size also helped make moving the unit around our workspace feel like less of a workout than other 'portable' scanners.

Bush Ws6680sil Manual more. The folks at Neat should be commended for making a portable scanner that doesn't look like a malformed block of plastic. Covered in a glossy white chassis, the rectangular NM-1000's most eye-catching feature is its matte black document feeder. The only other distinguishing factor is the telltale Neat logo located in the unit's top left corner. NeatReceipts has just two buttons, both located on the device's top right corner. The larger Scan button is used to scan documents as standard JPG files, while the smaller PDF button is used for, you guessed it, scanning documents to PDFs. Next to the Scan button is a green indicator light that glows whenever the NM-1000 is switched on and flashes as documents are being scanned. Clonejet Pcr Cloning Kit Manual. A micro-USB port built into the scanner's right side connects the device to your computer.

Setup and Ease of Use Setting up the NM-1000 took us five minutes. Just slide in the installation disk (or download the appropriate drivers from Neat's website), and follow the onscreen prompts. Gmd Speed Time Apk Free Download on this page. During the process, we had to register our device with Neat using a valid email and username. Once that was finished, we received a confirmation email, plugged the scanner into our notebook and were ready to go. By far, NeatReceipts' most unique feature is its digital file management system, Neat 5. Scan something using the NM-1000, and Neat 5 can determine if the item is a document, receipt or business card.

Not only that, but the software will also input the information it collects from scanned items - phone numbers, addresses, names - into searchable and editable text fields. In addition to editing scanned information, we were also able to export our scanned items to various third-party programs. For example, we were able to quickly export the information from a sales receipt to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet where the price, date of purchase, tax and tax category for our purchase were all listed and placed in their appropriate categories. Other export options include Outlook, Word, Quicken, QuickBooks and TurboTax, as well as the standard PDF and JPG options. Neat 5 also enables users to scan to the cloud via Neat's NeatCloud.

For road warriors, Neat 5 also features an expense report template. Using the template was as ease as scanning our receipts, selecting the Reports tab from the Neat 5 dashboard and following the onscreen instructions. Need help organizing your taxes?

The same software allows you to create tax reports, as well as spending summary reports. Performance The NM-1000 is capable of scanning items between 1 x 1 and 8.5 x 14 inches, at a maximum resolution of 600 dpi, although it is also able to scan documents up to 30 inches long. According to Neat, the NM-1000 scans receipts at a rate of three to four business cards a minute. During our testing, the scanner took an average of 24.4 seconds to scan a black-and-white 8.5 x 11-inch document. By comparison, the Fujitsu ScanSnap S1100 took just 9.4 seconds, while the MobileOffice S410 took 12.8 seconds. The NeatReceipts was much quicker to scan business cards, taking just 6.9 seconds. That still, however, was longer than the Fujitsu, which took 3.5 seconds and the MobileOffice, which took 2.9 seconds.

Photos, as expected, took the longest to scan, averaging roughly 35.9 seconds. And while that's much quicker than the Plustek MobileOffice S410's 53.2-second scan time, it's still not as fast as the Fujitsu's 28.9 seconds.