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First Coast announces the new @V2800 network scan station - which offers so much more than just networked scanning. It integrates scan-to-email, scan-to-server and digital copying capabilities innovatively, and would be a cost-effective and efficient addition to any medium- to large-sized office.

With a detachable scanning module, the AV50F sheet-fed scanner is a very neat and nifty device. Dock the module into the base unit and you’ve got a 30-page auto document feed scanner that can handle 15 pages / 30 images per minute in simplex/duplex mode.

Avision's world-class scanners are now even better value for money, as prices across the range have been reduced by up to 40%. Global demand for Avision’s top quality products and increased production capacity - and better foreign exchange rates - mean that falling costs per unit can be passed on to you, our customers.

FirstCoast has been appointed by the IEC to provide scanners and capture/recognition software for South Africa's general elections on 22 April 2009.

Debate, campaigning, mudslinging and controversy characterise the run-up to most national elections. There’s talk of the process being 'free and fair' - without intimidation or manipulation. But once you've made it to the polling station and cast your vote, have you ever wondered what happens to your ballot paper? Ever thought about the systems and technology that operate behind the scenes to ensure every vote really does count? To find out how First Coast helped make every vote count, click here.