Can anyone recomend a scanner?

[TWILL]

Can anyone recommend a best "bang for the buck" scanner?

Id dont want to spend a ton of money on it as I am only going to use it to scan documents and the occasional photo or drawing.

Thanks

TWILL

[Treeman]

I'd look for the best native resolution for the dollar.

(not interpolated resolution=software enhanced scanning.)

Go with the big boys, HP, Cannon, Microtek, etc.

I say that because you can usually go online & order directly from them,

and get a better deal then from a brick & morter retail store.

They will also have the more mature drivers & technology.

Hope that helped.

Treeman

[un4given1]

home or business?

color or blank and white?

flatbed or feed?

any other special needs?

[DigeratiPrime]

I really like the All-In-One Printers HP makes.

I find it to be a good balance between price, user frendliness, and function.

They can be aquired very cheap after MIR or eBay.

[TWILL]

Thanks guys.

I picked a Canon LiDE 35 up today pretty cheap, well see how it goes.

[fillalph]

@TWILL: I just saw this post today. I have the LiDE 20 and I really like it. I use it scan homework assigments incase my profs lose it . It can keep the dpi fiarly low and still maintain really good quality.

Have fun

]Bonkers[

[sven]

i have an hp all-in-one scanner, 2110 all-in-one. i love it . copys, scans perfectly, good quality printing, if you need a new printer too, get an all-in-one. saves space and most importantly, usb ports lol