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>Date: Fri, 5 Nov 1999 13:25:23 +0200
>From: Uzi Paz <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: non-expensive scanner
>I wish to buy a non-expensive scanner.
>I need it to give very good B&W performance, and good gray quality,
>and it should be fast. Less interested in color quality.
>Any recommendations or , even better, references to reviews of such
>scanners?
Sept 1, 1999 issue of PC MAGAZINE has an article reviewing flat bed
scanners, you may be able to view the article at <www.pcmag.com>.
The editors choice was the Epson Perfection 636U street price of $230.
This was the fastest scanner reviewed (excellent), and rated no. 1 of 18
for gray scale printout. The other editors choice was the Visioneer One
Touch 7600 with a street price of $130. It was ranked 11 of 18 for gray
scale printout and the speed was ranked as good.
Based on this article I bought an Agfa SnapScan 1212U for $83. from
buy.com. This scanner was given a street price of $130. and the gray
scale print rating was 3 of 18, and the speed was rated as fair. I use this
scanner in my home and have been very satisfied with it. It has a USB
connection and the set-up was a breeze.
All the above scanners are rated 600 by 1200 dpi resolution. If I can be of
further help, e-mail me.
Walt Ezyk - [log in to unmask]
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