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Hi Echo, Your best bet would be a Scanmaker 9600XL if they still have them in stock or a newer 9700XL or 9800XL. The 9600XL is SCSI and I know you mentioned you were looking for a non SCSI scanner but it fits within your budget. For a few hundred more you can get a 9700XL or 9800XL which has...

It's going to be hard to find a high end scanner at a B&M that you could easily return. Most of the places I have been to B&M wise sell scanners that are priced under $400. That's not really a "high end" scanner, more of a mid range. That being said you should check out the product line that...

Since you want to use the scanner on Windows NT your options are somewhat more limited. You will probably have to run the scanner SCSI. Most new scanners today are USB and Firewire but SCSI still works. With that being said I would go with a company that has a long history of support with...

Hello, Everything is personal preference, but I'm partial to two brands for scanners and printers. Canon or Epson are my favorite printer makers with Canon being the best for ink cartridge replacement costs and Epson being the best service. My Epson inkjet stopped working but Epson UPSed me...

15" - 1024x768 17" and 18" - 1280x1024 19"+ - 1280x1024 - 1600x1200 Impossible on a 15" though LCD Only same laptops might have that

Good thinking! I just picked up a Scanmaker 6000 for about $110 6400x3200 optical resolution Also has the slide attachment They had cheaper scanners, but this looked to be the best bet for the money Here's the link off their website: http://www.microtekusa.com/sm6000.html

All scanners in XP and 2000 use that USBSCAN.SYS I have a Microtek and it uses the same driver file ME had separate entries Only way to separate is if one had a different connection, such as EPP or Firewire as well as USB

Hello, I just bought the 2000XP Deluxe or whatever it is Leadtek card from newegg and when I plug it in most of the channels are all messed up static picture wise. I replaced the cable with a known working one and tried another coax jack in the room but still no luck I RMAed the card with...

All of my LCD's for my business running DVI operate at 60Hz. If you are running them analog then you are able to change them

I have a 997SD Microtek for my secretary and its a great monitor. 3 year warranty to boot. I don't know many, if any other LCD makers who offer a DVI input? For $230 it sounds like a awesome deal considering what I paid for my 19" was