Targus Sheetfed scanner

Advantages: Does loads of jobs
Disadvantages: Speed and price

...images from 25% up to 400%. Output. ------- Whether you need your document/fax/enlargement in in color or black and white, it is capable of producing excellent color clarity, brillant resolution and clear, bright text. Scanning. --------- The scanning is performed internally and comes with a sheet-fed scanner for ease of document loading. It also comes with its own character recognition software. A true masterpiece for transferring documents to electronic format. Now you won't have to retype The document. You are not limited to standard A4 scanning either . It can support scanning of many different sizes of paper from envelopes and letters to professional faxes and even high resolution photos. The T65 scans monochrome items at a resolution of 300 x 600 dots per inch (dpi). This is 4 times less than standard modern home scanners... Read review

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Advantages: 15 ppm, compact, fast, excellent text quality even at 4 point size
Disadvantages: Poor graphics quality in comparison to text

...I realised my old yucky flat-bed scanner was beginning to give up the ghost, so I decided it was high-time I went out and bought myself a shiny spanking brand new one, and guess what caught my eye? That's right the HP Laserjet 3015. Now, I wasn't going to go specifically for the more expensive option, but then I remembered that I needed a new cartridge for my rusty old Lexmark bubble jet and where was I going to get one of those in a hurry. So I decided I'd save money and space by getting myself this slinky little number. I mean, what's a girl to do without her all in one! Have you noticed that cheap sheet-fed scanners are a dying breed in this day and age, which I think is a shame, because if you don't use them to scan bibles and the like, you could really save space instead of penning off a huge corner of your room for a flat bed... Read review

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Advantages: Laser precision, max grip and rechargiability
Disadvantages: Batterylife, no on-off switch, syncing to the receiver

...So, i bought the Targus AWM14EU mouse about 2 weeks ago. My experience has been good, though the "user interface" is a bit off. The sensitivity is good and I like big mice due to the grip. Also, the main buttons work fine and accurate. But, the scrollwheel is a bit loose and so are the browsing buttons under near your thumb. On the user manual, it states that you should charge the batteries for at least 8 hour for best performance. Do so, because, I charged it for 6 hours and ended up with 2 weeks of battery life. Also, it should have an on-off switch for transportation. And it looses contact to the computer, when you acciadently smash it. But smash it again and it will work , and it lags when you move it. Use at your own desire... Read review

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