Would a Kaiser Bass Scanner be compatable with my iPad?

I'm a granny, live in New Zealand and I know nothing bout these but I need a scanner, please help! There is a scanner for sale locally but I don't know if it would be compatable with my iPad. My iPad according to the info in the settings, is Version 8.2 (12D508) bought couple of years ago and have done all the updates. The Model is MC979X/A. This is the info in the advertisement for the scanner:
Kaiser Bass iPad Photo Scanner.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2B8U0zgsklw
Model #:KBA03036Catalogue #:XP8141
Old photos will deteriorate over time. Backing up and converting your treasured memories to digital enables you to keep everything in one convenient location and gives you peace of mind. With the dominance of social networking sites such as Facebook, and Twitter, digital sharing has never been easier.
The days of needing a computer to print, edit or back up images are over. Those who fear computers or find it hard to learn new, intricate and confusing software, relax! Dock your iPad to the iPad PhotoScanner and use the free i-Scan app to scan your photos and documents up to A4 size directly to your iPad at 300 dpi resolution.
The i-Scan app is very user friendly, convenient and quick to use, and the iPad enables you to have a preview and playback of your scanned images. When your iPad is docked, it will start charging when the iPad PhotoScanner is not in use.
iPad Charging Station
i-Scan App*
Download the free i-Scan App directly to your iPad from the App Store.
*The i-Scan App is free to download.
High Quality Scans
Scan photos and documents to JPEG format at 300 dpi resolution.
Real Time Preview
Photos and documents will display full screen on the iPad while scanning.
Easy To Use
Simple one button process to scan your photos and documents directly to your iPad.
Specifications
Scanner type: Colour CIS sheet feed scanner
Light source: LED (RGB)
Scan size: Up to A4
Scan resolution: 300 dpi
Scan speed: 6 ppm @ A4 colour 300 dpi
File format: JPEG
Paper thickness: Regular: 0.08 ~ 0.3mm, Maximum: 0.6mm
Power: 5.1V 2.1A (iPad charger not included)
Interface: Mini USB (for power only), iPad 30-pin connector
Size: 308 x 111 x 72 mm (W x D x H)
Weight: 655g
What's In The Box
iPad PhotoScanner, USB cable, calibration card, roller cleaning tool, lens cleaning tool, photo sleeve, User Guide.
The price is $99. It sounds perfect for what I want to do, simply scan photos and newspaper articles to keep and put online etc. Any help greatly appreciated. I have got to make up my mind within a few hours. Thank you in anticipation.

THIS IS WHAT I WOULD BE BUYING.

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