scanner

28th February 2003, 11:33

not too expensive...
USB is preferred. resolution and so isn't very important, as long as the scanner is quality and works 100%

12th March 2003, 18:40

how much are you willing to give for a Canon CanoScan 600?
It comes with the required SCSI-card (ISA) :-)

12th March 2003, 18:45

a) price when it was new?
b) age
c) in good condition?

12th March 2003, 22:01

well, I actually meant that as a joke, cuz' it's a really old scanner (I'm guessing 6-7 years old).
and well, you know it still uses an ISA-card to connect with the PC, so...
I don't know how much is cost when it was new, but I heard it was rather expensive (compared to today offcourse)

jmke · 12th March 2003, 22:06

SCSI scanners are faster then their newer USB brothers

have an Agfa Snapscan E40 on USB connected to my workstation
and a HP 5P with PCI scsi card (cause mobo doesn't have ISA) connected to PC in living room..

both scan documents @ +/- the same speed (ISA a little bit faster even)

and that scanner is also pretty old

13th March 2003, 05:47

hitch, can you make a scan plz?

13th March 2003, 08:43

unfortunately, I can't.
the computer I used to use it on, has been decommissoned a few months back, and the scanner hasn't been used ever since.
basically it comes to this: I don't have a computer arround where I can plug in that ISA-card, nor can I connect it to any other PC.
I'll take a look at it and see what I can do, but I can't make any guarantees...

where are you from btw Teus?

13th March 2003, 09:03

Ieper
but I might see ya @ M²

28th February 2003, 11:33	#1
TeuS Posts: n/a	scanner not too expensive... USB is preferred. resolution and so isn't very important, as long as the scanner is quality and works 100%

12th March 2003, 22:06	#5
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,423	SCSI scanners are faster then their newer USB brothers have an Agfa Snapscan E40 on USB connected to my workstation and a HP 5P with PCI scsi card (cause mobo doesn't have ISA) connected to PC in living room.. both scan documents @ +/- the same speed (ISA a little bit faster even) and that scanner is also pretty old __________________

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12th March 2003, 18:40	#2
Da`Hitch Posts: n/a	how much are you willing to give for a Canon CanoScan 600? It comes with the required SCSI-card (ISA) :-)

12th March 2003, 18:45	#3
TeuS Posts: n/a	a) price when it was new? b) age c) in good condition?

12th March 2003, 22:01	#4
Da`Hitch Posts: n/a	well, I actually meant that as a joke, cuz' it's a really old scanner (I'm guessing 6-7 years old). and well, you know it still uses an ISA-card to connect with the PC, so... I don't know how much is cost when it was new, but I heard it was rather expensive (compared to today offcourse)

13th March 2003, 05:47	#6
TeuS Posts: n/a	hitch, can you make a scan plz?

13th March 2003, 08:43	#7
Da`Hitch Posts: n/a	unfortunately, I can't. the computer I used to use it on, has been decommissoned a few months back, and the scanner hasn't been used ever since. basically it comes to this: I don't have a computer arround where I can plug in that ISA-card, nor can I connect it to any other PC. I'll take a look at it and see what I can do, but I can't make any guarantees... where are you from btw Teus?

13th March 2003, 09:03	#8
TeuS Posts: n/a	Ieper but I might see ya @ M²