The CanoScan 300 is one of the smallest, lightest A4 flatbed color scanners in the world, and includes everything you need to begin enjoying its many uses immediately. These... more
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Max Document Size: 216 mm x 297 mm, 210 mm x 297 mm
Supported Media Type: Plain paper
Media Feeder Type: Manual load
Expansion / connectivity
Connections: 1 x Fast SCSI
Interfaces: 1 x Fast SCSI
Miscellaneous
Included Accessories: SCSI controller
Cables Included:
1 x SCSI cable
1 x SCSI adapter, 1 x SCSI cable
Power
Power Device: Power adapter - external
Power Consumption Operational ( Standby ): 35 Watt
Voltage Required: AC 100/240 V ± 20% ( 50/60 Hz )
Manufacturer's product description
The CanoScan 300 is one of the smallest, lightest A4 flatbed color scanners in the world, and includes everything you need to begin enjoying its many uses immediately. These include desktop publishing, web publishing, presentations and homework. You can also store documents for faxing with the appropriate software. The CanoScan 300 features high optical resolution, outstanding enhanced resolution, superior color definition and a unique light source. Each helps create a better scanned image. Type becomes easier to read, lines are better defined, color has more depth, and photographs are more natural in appearance. Because Canon is a world leader in optics, copying, faxing, scanning and printing, it understands the importance of light to color imaging. The CanoScan 300 uses a unique, long-lasting Xenon lamp that more closely resembles natural light for greater uniformity. By using one-pass scanning, Canon eliminates multi-pass alignment problems, as well as increase scanning speed.
Software / system requirements
Software Included: Drivers & Utilities
OS Required: Microsoft Windows 3.x/95/98, Microsoft Windows NT 3.51 or later
Min Processor Type: Intel 486 or higher - 66 MHz
Min RAM Size: 8 MB
Min Hard Drive Space: 20 MB
Peripheral / Interface Devices: CD-ROM
Manufacturer warranty
Service & Support: 1 year warranty
Service & Support Details: Limited warranty - 1 year, Limited warranty - parts and labour - 1 year - carry-in
...I have had lots of scanners and I have found the CanonCanoScan LiDE 35 to be the best on I have ever used. Very easy to use, good scan relation, and picture quality. I use mine for all sorts of projects. My friends have other type's of scanners and I have got three of them to get a CanonCanoScan LiDE 35. And they will say the same as me.
It's the best one you can bye for a very, very low price. It's very light and easy to transport, if your scanner in the office is not up to scratch then take in you CanonCanoScan LiDE 35 and do the job right. Runs off USB2 with very little power taken from you PC. And as the advert says if anyone can Cannon Can....
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Advantages: Nice resolution, quick and easy to use, professional quality scanner Disadvantages: Non so far
...I own a small printers and my back-ground is in Graphic Design so when I look for a scanner I look for one that is easy to use but can supply quality high resolution images that can be used for a professional looking finished product and the CanonCanoScan 8600F never fails to deliver the results I am after.
Some may say that the price at around £120 to £150 is maybe a little on the high side but with 4800 x 9600dpi, USB2 connectivity for high speed scans and a nice little mode that allows you to scan multiple images as seperate files with a single pass of the scanner you certainly get what you pay for.
If you are looking for a quality scanner for ease of use but professional results then the CanoScan 8600F is for you....
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Advantages: Good software, small, slim Disadvantages: None
...The first things that you notice about the Canon FB630Ui scanner are the striking blue colour of the lid, and the diminutive size. Set up is pretty straightforward provided you know how to install software - the manual is not as helpful as it should be. The scanner itself takes power via the USB port so there's less leads to trail. Scanning a document is reasonably quick, and the one touch button to launch the relevant software is very useful. Supplied software is pretty comprehensive also. For a simple, inexpensive scanner, the Canon FB630Ui is hard to beat....
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This is the scanner we purchased for the kids to use in their school work and playing around with photos and graphics. It cost £35 as we bought it from a returned goods store; it’s normally around the £50 mark. It is perfect for them and the things they... more
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Are you in need of a good quality scanner and can't really afford it? Well here's your solution: This great Canon scanner scans good quality images and yet it is not expensive at all,... more
I recently purchased a canon scanner for my husbands birthday. When trying to decide which to buy I took into consideration price , size, style and more than anything the specifications. We did also want something which was easy to get up and... more
If you need a Sleek, High Quality and Affordable scanner, Look no further. It is so simple, Put the document in, press scan, DONE!!! I paid £50 for my scanner, the image quality is spectacular. The Pros are; Easy to use, Affordable, small design and... more
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The canon CanoScan 8800f is a near perfect scanner. It is used in our school and after using it for recent Art coursework i was very impressed. It took around ten seconds to scan an A4 sheet, which is pretty quick in my... more
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