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The New Evernote-enabled ScanSnap S1100 Scanner — Plus a Giveaway!

Partners | By Andrew Sinkov
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We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again, Evernote and scanners are the perfect match for anyone trying to lose the clutter, go paperless and get organized. If you have trouble finding your keyboard underneath a pile of notes and scraps, then the Evernote + Scanner combo is for you.

The ScanSnap S1100

Today, we’re excited to announce that there’s a new Evernote-enabled scanner on the market from our friends at ScanSnap, the ultra-portable ScanSnap S1100. This thing is tiny, light, fast, and surprisingly smart. Going on a trip? Throw it in your bag. You’ll hardly know it’s there. Get one for yourself here.

Best part, the ScanSnap software includes two pre-defined Evernote options. You can either scan documents as PDFs or as images. We recommend choosing the image option if you’re scanning anything with handwriting, that way our servers can work their handwriting recognition magic.

You can even set the scanner to scan directly into Evernote when you push the hardware button, no other steps required. So simple.

Giveaway time! And the winners are…

Giveaway Rules [the giveaway is over]

As if this new scanner wasn’t exciting enough, we’re giving away 11 of these beauties…Eleven S1100s on the 11th of 2011. We’re giving you two ways to enter:

Option 1: Twitter

  • Follow Evernote (@Evernote) and ScanSnap (@ScanSnapIt) on Twitter
  • Tweet the following phrase: I just entered the @Evernote @ScanSnapIt scanner giveaway. http://bit.ly/gQfSoY #evernotescansnap

Option 2: Leave a comment

  • If you don’t have a Twitter account, you can enter by leaving a comment on this post telling us how Evernote and the ScanSnap 1100 scanner will help organize your life

Details

  • To be considered, tweets and comments must be posted by 9:00am PT on Tuesday January 18th, 2011
  • Winners will be randomly selected and contacted via Direct Message on Twitter or email. If you’re leaving a comment below, make sure to leave your name and a valid email address.
  • One entry per person
  • Due to shipping restrictions, this giveaway is open to individuals located in the US and Japan, only

Good luck!

  • http://www.jenniferlinnig.com Jennifer

    Although I do not have mounds of paperwork on my desk, as a professional organizer there is always more paperwork to scan! I would love to be able to use this for myself (& husband) and avoid the old flatbed scanner as well as a tool to take with me on jobs, to show people both Evernote and the scanner!

  • Barbara Wright

    I teach at a community college and our students would benefit from the scanning features which would allow me to post notes and whiteboard notes on Blackboard. This would help student success. We currently have no scanner available to us.

  • http://aurorasreturn.blogspot.com/ Aurora

    Having a snap scanner would be a tremendous help in teaching English to Japanese elementary school kids. I could use it to scan my lesson plans, flashcards, and pictures from America to share with the Japanese teachers and kids who I work with. My kids are always excited to see new pictures, so I would definitely make good use of it!

  • Jan

    Spent 5 days digitalizing all my files, this would be a great help!

  • AndyS01

    I like the concept! I have many scroll saw patterns and I am always scanning them in to be printed or archived and this scanner would be a perfect way to get the patterns organized via EverNote.

  • Michelle

    This would be great for my students to use in my class!!! Please send me one!

  • dds

    I have been using Evernote for many years now, in fact I was probably one of the early adopters. I have to admit I get lazy sometimes when it comes to scanning something and then placing it into Evernote. With Evernote and the SnapScan 1100, my problem would be solved.

  • http://www.jennpabon.com Jennifer

    I’m a student with a small room. This would be perfect for organizing notes and reading material.

  • John Doe

    Hi to all from Japan.
    I tried to resist but I couldn’t.

    Give me that scanner!

  • Tara

    Help me clear my desk! Pretty please… I’m drowning here…

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