Epson Perfection 1240U Photo

alaTest has collected and analyzed 107 user reviews of Epson Perfection 1240U Photo from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.6/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com.

With its bundled transparency adapter, the Perfection 1240U Photo capably scans 35mm film and other transparent materials, as well as standard photo prints.

Epson claims perfection with its brand of scanners, at least with the name, and indeed the older 610 model has certainly impressed us in terms of "bang per buck" in the past. The 1240U is the ...

Those of you who have read my other computer-related reviews already know this, but for new readers, I'm a graphic artist by profession and am currently doing the layout and design for 2 high quality full color magazines, and am pretty demanding when...

Pardon the paraphrasing from Barney. I'm sure the big purple dinosaur would not mind, and if he does I don't really care for Barney and I never really got along all that well anyway; but I digress.

After reading generally quite positive reviews of Epson scanners, both in the press and on Epinions, I went to CompUSA to purchase a Perfection 610. Lowest model available was the 640U, priced at $150 and the 1240U, also priced at $150(?). Twice the...

I love this scanner! I did some research, (at this website and others) and decided to go ahead and purchase the Epson Perfection 1240U at BUY.com for about $139.00. It was more like $150.00 with shipping, but still a great price. I received the...

I researched several scanners when I went to replace my Visioneer 3100USB junky scanner. This one was at the top of the list on several review sites (pc magazine, computer world, etc.) So I decided to get it. The reviews stated that this scanner had...

My boss asked me to buy the company a new scanner so we could scan in some articles out of a magazine to make an electronic edition. Both of us wanted the best quality scanner and I researched the net for the best. Both CNET.com and PC Magazine had...