Scanner Reviews

The scanner is USB 2.0. I'm not sure if it would help to have USB 3.0. I think the majority of the time it takes to do a scan is the movement of the scan head and post processing of the image. The transfer speed may not take up a large portion of the...

1 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

This item is not what you think it is! It's from way back in 1995, which is a technological ice age ago. It requires a 40 pin SCSI cable to run (which is tricky for the average non-IT person to install). It requires special software to run it, and...

2 user reviews

IrisCard Pro facilitates scanning and recognizing multiple cards in a single session, but it makes more recognition mistakes than its strongest competition.

2 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Easy to use, very accurate, many useful functions

4 user reviews

Prima Scan doesnot have a Windows XP driver so its waste to buy the colorado 2400p. It will only work if you have win2000 or win 9x. It was really stupid for a company not to provide a winxp driver.

4 user reviews

The question is where to start? If you have a fine dining restaurant, be careful with split checks and credit cards... Nothing but a NIGHTMARE!!! Can loose money on reports... IE Tips that wait staff have to report. If Credit cards need to be voided,...

7 user reviews

I wouldn't buy another Visioneer product in a million years. The scanner functioned well for a short time, then gave me an error message that it was locked. It's not. Visioneer offers no solution on its site, even though many many other customers...

9 user reviews

Looks nice.................................................................

6 user reviews

According to the last reviewer he had no idea that this unit needed a cable. He needs to learn to read. Under FEATURES it states "White. Requires USB, PS/2 keyboard wedge cable or RS-232 cable and power supply, not included" Not sure how he could...

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

Inexpensive.

3 user reviews

Yes, it is not 100% accurate. Will need to do some light editing, but definitely better than entering by hand...

3 user reviews

I found it to be quite slow on the responses as it scrolls. Quite a few errors 60%+ error margin. Not good at all. However, if you take your time you'll eventually get it right. They need to build a model with a lighted screen, and with bluetooth...

5 user reviews

This scanner did not copy the slides well. The program kept locking up and have to reboot the pc and my laptop. Color quality from the copy was very poor. I am returning. It was very DISAPPOINTING!

9 user reviews

Product description suggested that this scanner should provide excellent quality results as its resolution is pretty high . We already have a stand alone photo scanner but wanted one of superior quality as we have 1000`s of pictures to store digitally...

6 user reviews

Good points

4 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

High level of network interface. Plenty of input and output options. Send scan as email. OCR text recoginition detection built in. High quality touchscreen makes end user customization easy. Remote administration access is great for IT support. Email...

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Perceived speeds are underwhelming, perhaps because Plusnet doesn’t offer the 10 or 20Mbps connections some ISPs do. But actual measured speeds tell a more impressive story. Plusnet users enjoy relatively fast connections with a 5.5Mbps average and...

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Had to return the pen. It did not accommodate the pen that was on the display at Staples, even though it was situated right next to it. It fits a different Livescribe pen. I'll assume that it works fine, and I should have read the label more...

2 user reviews

I have used Microtek for years and needed a specific type of scanner, which this item fitted the bill. Their software and ease of use, usually make them a good reliable scanner. However, when I purchased this item, it came from Germany, from a company...

2 user reviews

When I was a kid, computerized math tutoring came in the form of the Little Professor, an educational device made by Texas Instruments. While it was a fabulously geeky toy for my elementary school self, the Little Professor did have its shortcomings –...

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

We use these in our business PDAs. A few years ago, I would have given this 2 eggs due to many issues, but for the past 2 - 3 years we have had good success in daily use. You just have to understand how it scans in order to have a high first scan...

2 user reviews

A mediocre performer. It amplifies noise equally so you get the same weak signal in relation to the background.

2 user reviews

I would truly love this scanner if I could get it to quit jamming. There should be documentation in the box, or at least a note that at least tells you the setup info is on the scanner disc. Would save a lot to time. I set it up before I found this...

2 user reviews

The Dimage model I have is a bit earlier than this one, but I thought you'd like to know about Minolta's driver update practices. For my Dimage scanner, Minolta chooses not to update the driver from XP to Vista, effectively tuning my scanner into an...

2 user reviews

Specs: Physical Net Weight 0.07 lbs. (0.03 kg) Maximum Height 0.20 inches (5 mm) Maximum Width 2.13 inches (54 mm) Maximum Depth 3.35 inches (85 mm) Shipping Weight 0.32 lbs. (0.15 kg) Shipping Height 2.50 inches (64 mm) ...

4 user reviews