The most recent Scanners articles from PC Magazine

Visioneer Strobe XP 450

Kelvyn Taylor — 2003-12-09T12:20:44.000Z

Kelvyn Taylor, PC Magazine, Tuesday 9 December 2003 at 12:20:44

A desktop scanner thats a small wonder.

A couple of months ago (PC Magazine, August 2003), we reviewed Visioneer's 9450 PDF scanner and concluded that it was a little too bulky and slow for the task in...

Visioneer V9450 PDF Scanner

Kelvyn Taylor — 2003-10-27T14:46:00.000Z

Kelvyn Taylor, PC Magazine, Monday 27 October 2003 at 14:46:00

Desktop PDF scanner.

Scanning documents direct to PDF seems to be a rapidly growing use for scanners - last month (PC Magazine, July 2003) we reviewed Fujitsu's tiny SnapScan! duplex scanner and now...

Fujitsu's ScanSnap

Kelvyn Taylor — 2003-09-11T17:35:33.000Z

Kelvyn Taylor, PC Magazine, Thursday 11 September 2003 at 17:35:33

Bridging the gap between desktop and portable.

Fujitsu's ScanSnap! tries to bridge the gap between desktop colour scanners and small, but less versatile, business card scanners. It's a sheet-feed, A4 duplex, 24-bit colour scanner with a USB...

Lexmark X63

Mark Fowler-Child — 2002-07-18T10:32:04.000Z

Mark Fowler-Child, PC Magazine, Thursday 18 July 2002 at 10:32:04

The ideal multifunction device for those on a small budget.

Lexmark's X63 is a budget multifunction device aimed at small business and home office users. It combines a colour inkjet printer, colour scanner and fax machine in one unit that...

Kodak i50

Roger Kirkwood — 2002-06-13T11:37:59.000Z

Roger Kirkwood, PC Magazine, Thursday 13 June 2002 at 11:37:59

A low-volume document scanner aimed at small businesses.

The Kodak I50 is an A4 SCSI-2 document scanner aimed at small businesses. Its main purpose is converting paper documents into electronic ones so that users can store or manipulate...

Corex CardScan 600c

Iain Thomson — 2002-05-22T10:23:40.000Z

Iain Thomson, PC Magazine, Wednesday 22 May 2002 at 10:23:40

An ideal way to process those piles of business cards.

Business cards are the bane of anyone trying to keep a contacts database. A single conference can leave a visitor with handfuls of cards and inputting them is both time...

Canon CanoScan D2400U

Roger Kirkwood — 2002-05-17T10:30:19.000Z

Roger Kirkwood, PC Magazine, Friday 17 May 2002 at 10:30:19

Good software and USB connectivity make this a great quality, easy to use scanner at a fair price.

Canon's Canoscan D2400U is an A4 USB flatbed scanner that also handles transparencies with optional adapters. It scans up to 2,400spi horizontally across a target with its six-line CCD scanning...