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Re: Looking for Color Scanner Suggestions

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From: Jim Glass ; JF ; GLASS ; x586-03...
Date: Wed, 07 Dec 1994 15:53
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In article <kit=fhG00Uh7I4DTE6@andrew.cmu.edu>, Laurie D Mann <lm3k+@andrew.cmu.edu> writes:
|> I'm looking to buy a good color scanner for a Gateway 2000 486.
|> I've only used Mac scanners, so I'm not sure what brands the "good PC"
|> scanners are.  I've seen lots of ads for MicroTeks, Avec Colours and
|> Envisions.  I want a sturdy, reliable, easy-to-use scanner and am
|> willing to pay between $600-$800.  Any suggestions?
|> 
|> (Also, are there any newsgroups where scanners are discussed?)
|> 
|> 
|> 
|> 
|> *** Laurie D. Mann, Technical Writer, Carnegie Mellon University ***
|> *lm3k+@ansible.andrew.cmu.edu ** Pithy saying under deconstruction.*
|> ********* CMU Page http://ansible.andrew.cmu.edu/lm3k.html *********
|> ********* Telerama Home Page:    http://www.lm.com/~lmann/ *********


Laurie:

IMHO, in your price range, you cannot beat the HP Scanjet IIcx.  Others claim "better"
lamps, sexier technology, higher (interpolated) resolution.  HP has *SOLID* engineering, 
utter reliability, and SOFTWARE THAT WORKS.  As George Gershwin asked in a somewhat
different context: "Who could ask for anything more?"

Not me.

I *LOVE* my HP scanner.

Jim Glass

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