On Apr 26, 2008, at 7:37 AM, Neal Hammon wrote:
A couple of weeks ago I purchased a Cannon 8800F from MacAuthority which cost about $240 including tax, I do not know if it can be networked or not, but otherwise it seems to be a pretty fair scanner and comes with some pretty nice software including a light version of Omni Page, Adobe Photoshop Elements and Photo Studio. It works with a removable white pad back, which snaps off for film holders and vice versa. The film holders are pretty fragile looking, but I haven't broken them yet, even though I am pretty clumsy. All in all, I like it better than the HP I was previously using,
Thanks, but it appears the 8800F cannot be networked and has no sheet feeder. Both of these features are requirements of my project.
It seems I should be looking at the all-in-one devices with print and scan. Many of those are networkable, and the equivalent scanner from the same company costs almost the same. I have a Brother 7820N at home with print+scan+fax that scans quite well on my network.
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