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Flatbed Scanner, 1200 x 1200 dpi, Color Depth: 48-bit Color, USB 2.0, Network Adapter (Optional) See more details
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Learn how to connect a computer scanner in this free video tutorial. more »
Learn how to use the basic settings on a computer scanner in this free video tutorial. more »
Learn how to scan an image using a computer scanner in this free video tutorial. more »
There are several different types of scanners, including flatbed scanners, paper-fed scanners and handheld scanners. Learn about how scanners are used to copy graphics, print or articles with help from a computer and network administration specialist in this free video on scanners. more »
Scanners with SCSI (pronounced "scuzzy") interfaces operate faster than scanners with parallel or USB interfaces. You can attach a SCSI scanner if you have a SCSI port. This procedure applies to a SCSI flatbed scanner for the PC. more »
Here are a few tricks to help you get the best possible results from your scanner. more »
Learn how to load drivers and software on a computer scanner in this free video tutorial. more »
Typical scanner use leaves dust and fingerprints on the glass, which degrades the quality of your scans. Follow these steps to clean your scanner. more »
Scanners are used to upload your photographs to the computer. If the colors are off then you must calibrate your scanner. Follow these steps to learn calibration. more »
HP scanners are a range of models that are used to scan both photos and documents onto your computer. Popular scanners manufactured by HP include the Scanjet series, Photosmart scanners, Network scanners and E-Scanners. Although each scanner is different, you can use some general methods to fix HP scanners. more »
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