The new Epson GT-30000N is the high-end business scanner with excellent cost-effectiveness. With the Epson GT-30000N you can cope with vast amounts of documents. This scanner with... more
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cost-effectiveness. With the Epson GT-30000N you can cope with vast amounts of documents. This scanner with its particular professional qualities really exists in an open-plan office, just as in a patent office or legal chambers, in school or authorities and departments.
Colour Depth (External): 24-bit (16.7 million colours)
Optical Resolution: 600 dpi x 1200 dpi
Scan Mode: Single-pass
Scanner Speed Details:
0.4 ms/line - black & white - 300 dpi
0.79 ms/line - colour - 300 dpi
Compliant Standards: TWAIN, ISIS
Media handling
Max Document Size: 297 mm x 432 mm
Media Feeder Type: Autoload
Document Storage Capacity: 100 sheets
Manufacturer's product description
The new Epson GT-30000N is the high-end business scanner with excellent cost-effectiveness. With the Epson GT-30000N you can cope with vast amounts of documents. This scanner with its particular professional qualities really exists in an open-plan office, just as in a patent office or legal chambers, in school or authorities and departments.
Advantages: Build Quality Looks Like It Will Last Forever Disadvantages: No Longer Made
...I have had a GT 7000 for over 2 years and have found it to be far better than the model currently being offered by them. It came with a SCSI card which in my mind is by far a better way of connecting a scanner than either parallel or USB. SCSI is faster than parallel by far, and compared with USB it is always present as PC's seem to lose USB devices for no reason. The software included Adobe PhotoDeluxe 2.0, Presto PageManger both very good programs.
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I have upgrade to the latest version of the TWAIN driver from the Epson website which also includes support for Windows 95,98,Me,NT 4.0,2000 as well as Mac 7.5.1 and later. Which is good to see as so many firms don't seem to provide drivers for Windows Me. I so pleased with this scanner I strongly suggest you try and pick one up secondhand as they are so well built...
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Advantages: Very good. Easy to Use Scanner Disadvantages: None
...Easy to use scanner that is ahead of any other scanner i have used in its price range. Can't recommend this scanner enough. Resolution is out of this world and it has a very good design that goes well with the design of my PC. Other family members have also spoken well of the scanner and have also talked of its ease of use. With other scanners that have used in thr past I have encountered difficulties, but not a problem with this particular model. Also have an epson printer that has not given the family any problems so cannot see this particular product giving us any either. Excellent bit of hardware that you will go a long way to better. Would recommend to any future buyer....
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