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Flatbed Scanner Guide: Glance from Inside

Started by: modicr | Date 01/12/04 02:27:59 AM
Comments: 6 | Last Comment:  02/17/07 05:42:10 AM

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Canon LiDE 80: CIS (Contact Image Sensor), 2400 x 4800

http://www.canon.com.au/products/scanners/scanners_low_me dium_volume/canoscanlide80_specs.html
[Posted by: modicr  | Date: 01/12/04 02:27:59 AM]
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Very nice guide. I would have to say that this is THE total guide to flatbed scanners.
[Posted by: InterestedReader  | Date: 01/14/04 05:56:02 AM]
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One correction, 1394b is not the fastest peripheral interface ever invented. Ultra2 SCSI predates it by many years and offers an identical throughput of 80 MB/s (800 Mb/s). Ultra160 and Ultra320 offer even more, and both also predate 1394b.
[Posted by: madbrain  | Date: 02/16/04 10:42:07 PM]
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Very good article.

If could, may you explain what kind of optical system that HP ScanJet 4670 uses? HP claims it using a CCD sensor, but the whole scanner is only 5/8 inch thick. Why?
[Posted by: Ming  | Date: 02/18/04 11:46:08 PM]
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Excellent and very clear description of how it works.
Thanks for all the hard work!
[Posted by: Robert O'Neill  | Date: 12/21/04 12:05:38 PM]
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i want to send a picture from my scanner. how i do that?
[Posted by: tameika  | Date: 02/17/07 05:42:10 AM]
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