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Thorpe
Footballguy
Help us narrow it down. They are all easy to use,
Do you need Duplex scanning?
How important is speed? IE, will you be scanning 1000 docs a day?
How important is picture quality? Will you be scanning photos?
Will you be scanning documents larger than 8.5 x 14?
Do you want a wireless connection?
Do you want an all-in-one printer to scan copy print fax? Or just a scanner?
Do you need Duplex scanning?
How important is speed? IE, will you be scanning 1000 docs a day?
How important is picture quality? Will you be scanning photos?
Will you be scanning documents larger than 8.5 x 14?
Do you want a wireless connection?
Do you want an all-in-one printer to scan copy print fax? Or just a scanner?
Binky The Doormat
Footballguy
Yeah, no reason to get just a scanner at this point. We got some kind of epson 3640 for $120 that we like. It's not going to give you brochure quality printing but its ok.
avoiding injuries
Footballguy
Genius scan? Works great for my needs.
Balco
Footballguy
Not scanning photos. Would scan letter and legal sized paper, possibly receipts. Quality scans are important. Would like to be able to scan double sided documents. Not for business, but for personal use. I want a scanner you feed documents into. Wireless not important. I have a 3 in 1 and hate the scan component.
I bought an epson wf2450(?) and it works well enough. Flatbed scanner and document feeder. It was ~$100. We have scanned photos and converted to jpeg and the quality has been pretty good.
When I talked to the guy at best buy a few years ago when I bougjt it, he stated that there isn't too much difference in quality between brands at that price range, depends on the features you want. I would suggest checking ink prices for whatever prospective model you may buy ahead of time. The printer we had before used a less common set of cartridges and it was spendy.
When I talked to the guy at best buy a few years ago when I bougjt it, he stated that there isn't too much difference in quality between brands at that price range, depends on the features you want. I would suggest checking ink prices for whatever prospective model you may buy ahead of time. The printer we had before used a less common set of cartridges and it was spendy.
