The PowerLook III is a high resolution scanner optimized for professionals in electronic publishing, graphic arts, commercial printing, catalog design, advertising design, service... more
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Supported Media Type: Transparencies, plain paper, slides, film
Media Feeder Type: Manual load
Memory
Flash Memory: 3 MB
Expansion / connectivity
Connections: 1 x Fast SCSI - 50 PIN Centronics, 1 x Fast SCSI
Interfaces: 1 x Fast SCSI
Power
Power Device: Power supply - integrated
Voltage Required: AC 110/220 V ± 10% ( 50/60 Hz )
Power Consumption Operational ( Standby ): 45 Watt
Manufacturer's product description
The PowerLook III is a high resolution scanner optimized for professionals in electronic publishing, graphic arts, commercial printing, catalog design, advertising design, service bureaus, professional photography and photo labs. The PowerLook III, a part of the PowerLook family of professional quality scanners, combines 42-bit color output with Bit Enhancement Technology. This creates high quality scans from images with complete versatility for scanning multiple media formats: transparencies, slides, reflectives and negatives.
OS Required: Microsoft Windows 3.x/95/98, Apple MacOS 8.6 or later, Microsoft Windows 2000 / NT4.0, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows 95/98, Microsoft Windows 2000 / NT4.0, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows 2000, Apple MacOS 8.6 or later, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Microsoft Windows XP
Min RAM Size: 64 MB
Min Hard Drive Space: 300 MB
Manufacturer warranty
Service & Support: 1 year warranty
Service & Support Details: Limited warranty - replacement - 1 year, Limited warranty - parts and labour - 1 year
Advantages: Price, Features, Availability Disadvantages: unnessesary buttons near screen for internet/e-mail
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There was a toss up with the DEL laptop and the Umax. The Umax had a larger hard drive but I was still drawn to the DEl. Then I went to their site and had a look at ordering. £50 for delivery (approx) I was NOT impressed. This raised the stakes a lot.
I orderd the Umax from Dabs Direct (www.dabs.co.uk). Never had any problems with Dabs, They even price matched with Jungle (a bit of a process, but they did do it). And no charge for delivery.
Notebook arrived two working days later all OK.
And to beat it all i got 2% of because i purchased it with my Egg Card.
Machine works fine. Only problem was with using the OpenGL screen savers, caused it to lock up when it when the screen shutdown.
The Spec.
Pentium III 500mhz
14.1" screen
64Mb Ram
12gm Hard Disk
24 Speed CD-Rom
56k Build in Fax/Modem
2 Usb Ports
2 PCMCIA Slots.
Came with 2 (two) different...
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Advantages: Simple interface. easy to set up Disadvantages: flimsy lid
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Advantages: cheap, reliable Disadvantages: not the best software
...Well where I work more and more people ask about scanning their slides into their pc. Problem is the scanner they have has an optional adaptor which costs more than they payed for the scanner !
The solution is this Umax scanner. I have to say Umax have improved quality wise no end over the last year or so and returns rates are incredibly minimal compared to their 610P model of a few years back. PLus you have the added bonus off an adaptor to scan thise slides. All this for around £150-£175 all in. The software isn't the best in the world but for the money you save you could get better software. A little known fact is that Umax make scanners for some other major manufacturers, this is worth bearing in mind as those other major manufactureres are always difficult to get hold of stock wise....
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