Scanners

A fast desktop scanner that’s good value, extremely easy to use and includes support for wireless mobile devices

Its innovative design makes the ScanSnap SV600 the most versatile contactless scanner on the market

An excellent balance of performance, features and image quality makes the V350 an amazingly flexible choice

Flatbed scanners still offer the highest quality scans for graphics work. For document scanning, though, where you don’t need fine graphics quality, machines like the ScanSnap are the better option.

Canon has updated its flagship flatbed scanner, but an ‘update’ isn’t always what you think. How does the Canon CanoScan 9000F Mark II compare?

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The LIDE 60 uses a Contact Image Sensor (CIS) scanning head, as opposed to a conventional mirror/lens/ CCD system. In the past this type of scanner has been seen as a technically inferior solution,…

This is actually my work scanner and I have vowed that if I ever leave my job I will buy one for home. It is simply the easiest to use and highest quality scanner I have ever had. It is small and…

Epson Perfection 1250 This is a great little flatbed scanner that fits perfectly on the shelf of my computer desk, it is blue with a lift up white lid and scans documents, photo’s and copies files.

…scanner, we have always had canon printers so we brought it (£24.98 brand new inc P&P;). Installation was quick and easy and being USB powered, there is only one cable to connect. The unit is very…

Unlike the other scanners on test here, Canon’s budget-priced LIDE series uses LEDs to provide illumination for a contact image sensor (CIS) mechanism, rather than conventional CCDs. LEDs uses much…