Pros: quiet, quiet, fast Cons: no scan preview software
So quiet, so quick, if you blink, you might miss that your document was just scanned. Seriously, this is the quietest flatbed scanner that I have tested. It is also one of the fastest, particularly given the low price.
When i first was looking for a scanner, i wasnt planning on paying over $150 but when i saw the Canon FB 1200S, i didnt care. I admit, it is a little pricy ($250) but it is amazing and definitely an over achiever. With an optical 1200x1200 dpi resolution...
Pros: Speed, Comes with SCSI card, Quiet Cons: No Power Button
I have been using this scanner for a while now in Windows 95 and then 98. The SCSI card that it ships with is PCI and easy to install. The software loaded very smoothly. I do like the one touch button on the front of the unit. The scanner has a...
This is a really great scanner i really recommend that you get this scanner if you are going to get any scanner cause i have had mine for about 2 years now and i really like it alot. It is alot of money i dont remember how much i paid for mine so i...
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Canon 2925B002 CS5600F Color Image Scanner Zero warm up time and lower power consumtions with white LED New "auto scan mode" automatically adjusts settings by detecting where you are scanning H...
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