Scanner Reviews

The software for this scanner is a joke. Tech support is no help. Our computer now automatically connects to our ISP (AOL) everytime it is turned on. We still can't send a scanned image as e-mail. The manuals that come with the scanner are pathetic...

2 user reviews

I listened to a rep at a local computer store and purchased the UMAX e5470. After using it for just under 2 years, I am amazed that UMAX is still in business. The software in marginal at best. The scanner is SLOWWWWWW. Look at the UMAX web site as...

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I encourage you to buy this product, the scanning capabilities are good to fair, but then again the price is low! However if you want service from the parent company (Visioneer) don't even think about it! They are full of marketing specials and...

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Imacon's unique ‘virtual drum' scanner technology, incorporated in the Flextight range, has revolutionised high-end scanning. The new Flextight 949 takes its place at the top of the model range, offering a scanning resolution of 8000dpi, efficient...

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Kodak's Scanza boasts a high 14MP resolution and is compatible with a wide range of film types, but should you buy one?

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For archivists on the go, students, and anyone else looking for a powerful portable flatbed scanner, the Doxie Flip is an excellent choice. There are so many applications for the Doxie Flip. Whether you are at the library doing research, or at home on...

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If you intend to purchase the OpticBook 4600 for an organisation, it’s an easy way to get scanned files onto a hard drive, portable storage media or e-mailed as a searchable PDF. It also has a smaller footprint compared to a photocopier and thus...

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The revolution promised by Palit has not happened. And we could hardly expect it from a unique Radeon HD X2 that used RV770 rather than newer RV790 cores with better frequency potential. With the GPU frequency only 40MHz above the reference card’s...

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Introduction NVIDIA have had their new Ti range of cards out for a little while now. Cast your mind back to an October the 1st announcement by the graphics giant where the Titanium series of GPU's was announced. We now have to replace the entire...

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In the Dimage Scan Dual, Minolta has crafted a combination of capabilities and software features into a unit that produces good image quality with a minimum of tweaking. Even better, when it does come time to manipulate color and tone, the software...

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Foveon released the 14.1 megapixel X3 DSLR image sensor, the highest resolution X3 sensor available and the latest product from Foveon. In addition to providing image quality suitable for professional photographers, the new X3 sensor incorporates...

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Good-looking high-resolution scans, fast, start button, includes SCSI adapter.

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The CanoScan LiDE 80 is sleek, compact, light, and portable.

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The Studio Anywhere (5:3) Sound Isolation rooms combine flexibility with elegance to create the ultimate critical audio environment. Ideal for recording, rehearsing and listening to music or just as a comfortable space whereprivacy is required....

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The Studio Anywhere (4:3) Sound Isolation rooms combine flexibility with elegance to create the ultimate critical audio environment. Ideal for recording, rehearsing and listening to music or just as a comfortable space whereprivacy is required....

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Minolta is a company with long experience in the world of film, and extensive digital expertise previously applied in the areas of office electronics and imaging (copiers & printers). They made somewhat of a slow start in digital photography, although...

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