Features

• Color flatbed scanner with 8.5-by-11.7-inch platen
• Up to 1,200 x 2,400 dpi optical resolution
• Rich 48-bit internal/24-bit external color depth
• USB interface with cable; USB powered, no AC adapter required
• Z-Lid expansion top for bulky items; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (25)

I'll save you some time...
I mainly bought this scanner because of reviews that mentioned being able to save things in PDF format. Well, it's easy once you figure it out--but that took me over 90 minutes!
Good purchase
The scanner does the job I need it to do.The pictures turn out nice.The only drawback is the software program to make pictures better is not that great.Otherwise, for the price, good purchase.

Pleased with product
Product was as advertised. Pretty quick on scanning and easy editing software to master. No problem on installation, either hardware or software. I had it up and running in about 10 minutes. I used this machine to duplicate old family photos. I prefer to use Photoshop for final editing, however, but that's just me. I am a Mac user. ... Read more

Features

• Up to 1,200 x 2,400 dpi resolution
• 48-bit depth for over 281 trillion possible colors
• 1 cable handles both USB and power
• Z-Lid expansion top accommodates bulky objects
• Scan, copy, or e-mail photos at the touch of a button

Reviews (94)

good scanner
bought it in 2004 for $35, still runs great. USB1.1 is not bad if you don't scan everything at highest resolution, i.e. 600dpi in pdf color format. I highly recommend it if sold under $25.

Using a scanner with an enlarger
I bought this as a base for making an image scanner for my Minox enlarger. This requires considerable re-engineering of the scanning element, and a lot of patience. However, the LiDE scanners are easily disassembled, and the scanning mechanism is simple to work with. As this unit is inexpensive, it is also practical in as much as you will likely destroy the first attempt.
An excellent experience
This is my first scanner. I was a bit wary buying it after reading comments on its problems with Windows XP but I bought it nevertheless. And I am happy that I made that decision. The installation, configuration and its use have all gone so smoothly that I can simply recount it as pleasure. It posed no problems, what so ever, working with a Windows XP Pro.
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Editorial Review

This CanoScan flatbed scanner delivers 600 x 1,200 resolution in a slim package, just over 1 inch high. It uses a single USB cable for both power and data from any compatible Mac or PC. This scanner offers 42-bit scanning with more than four trillion possible colors. It also has an external programmable button for fast, one-touch scanning.Read more

Features

• 600 x 1,200 dpi resolution, 9,600 dpi interpolated
• USB interface provides power, no AC adapter required
• 42-bit color depth, over 4 trillion possible colors
• Expansion top for scanning books and magazines
• Ultraslim, fits in most small office spaces

Reviews (41)

Nice scanner, but useless after upgrading computers
I have had this scanner for a couple of years and I loved it with my old Windows 98 computer and my Mac OS 9.0 laptop. Then I bought a Mac Mini with OS 10x. I have had compatibility nightmares ever since.
worked great until the glass broke
I had this scanner for a couple years. I thought it worked really good. I used it mainly for scanning pictures, and they were very sharp. Then one day the glass shattered into hundreds of tiny pieces with no apparent explaination.

works OK but some limitations
Unlike some of the others with this unit,I had no trouble installing and using it (one I got the right drivers,that is -- J&R Music world initially sent me the wrong disk,grrr).Read more

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Editorial Review

Sleek, fast and ultrathin, the Canon N1220U draws power directly fromyour PC through the USB cable--no external power source is required. It's also asnap to use with a single, easily programmable button that allows for simpleone-touch scanning. Plus, Canon's uniquely styled Z-lid gives you an extra inchof room for scanning thicker objects like books, magazines, or anything that'sno larger than a letter-size document.Read more

Features

• 1,200 x 2,400 dpi resolution, 9,600 dpi interpolated
• USB interface provides power--no AC adapter required
• 42-bit color depth, over 4 trillion possible colors
• Ultraslim, fits in most small office spaces
• Attractive high-tech, metallic champagne finish

Reviews (60)

System Administrator
This scanner is great!!I cannot say enough good about it.I have had mine for over two years now and I take it with me everywhere my laptop goes including courthouses where I use it to copy marriages and other court documents for genealogy.No power cord needed and is every bit as good as any of my larger HP ones stuck at home.

A HORRIBLE Scanner with Windows 2000 Professional
Since buying this nice looking piece when it first came out, I have actually NEVER had it working properly under Windows 2000.It has limped along, and at times I have found ways to work around it's consistently inconsistent behavior.When it works, as one reviewer said, it is a rather nice scanner to use BUT that is the trick.... get it to function first.Every so often, after a relatively smooth spell, I get the error saying that it is unable to find or open the TWAIN source.To this problem, there seems to be NO definite solution.I am a tweaker.... everything IS installed properly and up to date.The Canon website is NO HELP.I'll un-install and re-install, as recommended, and will get the same error for hours on end, more re-installs, USB re-installs, all related software un/re-installed, registry cleaning, etc... NOTHING works!Some time ago, while still under warranty, Canon tech support, having exhausted all possibilities, decided it was a "rare flawed hardware" problem.... so they sent me a new N1220U scanner in exchange... ha! I got the same errors with the new one until it finally worked after more tedious tweakings by me... alone.How it was resolved is still a mystery to me.It worked OK, for a little while... about a year.It scanned well that is until, as is the case now... I simply have to walk away.The dreaded TWAIN error has appeared out of nowhere again and I am simply tired of trying to fix it.I will NEVER again buy another Canon product out of principle.I will gladly throw this piece of junk away after crushing it in my bare hands later on this week. Easy to use, easy to store
I thoroughly researched scanners before I selected the CanoScan N122OU. Several brands and models included the high resolution output which I need for my photography hobby work, but the deciding factors for this model for me were:Read more

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Editorial Review

The CanoScan FB620U seems barely bigger than the documents it scans. However, this little machine is packed with power--it makes high-quality scans of graphics, photos, line art, or text, and offers great imaging and optical character recognition (OCR) software for an incredibly low price.Read more

Features

• High quality 600 x 600, 36-bit color scans
• One-touch scanning button
• USB port for easy connectivity
• Y2K ready
• Top quality, award-winning bundled software

Reviews (16)

works fine on Windows XP
I wanted to let everyone know this machine works fine with Windows XP. Canon has updated the drivers and they are easy to download from the Canon site and come with detailed instructions. After loading with Windows XP drivers, this machine was scanning in documents just fine using Adobe 6.0. The machine is made for Windows 98 so is selling very inexpensively used, particularly on ebay where I got mine for under $15.
Excellent first scanner
Easy hookup to my PC-Pentium II processor.Easy setup, except for severalattempts to complete the registration via modem--finally skipped throughthat and did the registration online. After that, I was quickly on my way,scanning my first photo in minutes.I felt it did a great job.I emailedmy photos and response from my friends on the quality were very positive.Excellent choice for first-time scanner purchasers. Corporate user scanning 30 to 60 documents a day
We currently have one Canoscan FB620U in use and have ordered another onebecause of the flexibility and quality that it has offered. The scanning isa little slow going for high defintion but works great for scanningdocuments. The thing we appreciate the most is being able to control thesize of the scanned item. This allows us to maintain more records on a harddrive than what other scanners have allowed us. ... Read more

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Editorial Review

Make high quality scans of graphics, photos, line art, or text, and get great imaging and optical character recognition software for an incredibly low price—all with the Canon CanoScan FB620P scanner. It's so small, and so cute; the CanoScan seems barely bigger than the documents it scans. Read more

Features

• High quality 600 x 600, 30-bit color scans
• One-touch scanning button
• Parallel port for easy connectivity
• State-of-the-art image sensor
• Great bundled software

Reviews (17)

Great until Windows XP
This is a great beginner scanner on Windows 98 or older..does not work with XP...found out the hard way. Great for scanning & cropping photos for email.

I have a FB620P and it was a good unit...but wait.
Do not even think of buying this scanner if you are running XP or Win2k. It will not work on either operating system. There are no drivers available from Canon to upgrade from Win98 to 2K or XP. Great, if your favorite color is red
OK for black & white scans, but color scans are RED all over. Even the underside of the scanner cover, which is white, scans as red. Canon doesn't have a toll-free number for tech support and doesn't respond to emails. Sodon't buy this one unless you really like red. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Scanners - Flatbed (Flat Bed)   

Features

• Print text and photos, copy, and scan in one convenient unit
• 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi color, 600 x 600 dpi black resolution
• Up to 17 ppm color, 25 ppm black, 4-by-6-inch photo in about 36 seconds
• Large 2.5-inch LCD for easy viewing, editing, and printing
• USB, Direct Printer Port, camera card slots; PC/Mac compatible

Reviews (43)

FANTASTIC photo printer
After a tremendous amount of research, I bought this printer for my parents and was SO impressed with it that I was sad to leave it at their house!The picture quality is phenomenal (and I have seen dozens of different methods of producing prints), and the colors are truer to life than some of even my studio prints of the same pictures (I tried it by printing some copies of my wedding pictures).The copy feature does just a beautiful a job as the print feature does, and it's a BREEZE to use and set up.If it's not clear in the description, this machine also makes prints from negatives and those old-school slides (from the '70s?), which is unheard of in a home printer in all my research.Finally (and MOST importantly) the print cartridges are truly cheap to purchase: it costs around $9 to buy any of the colors, and the cartridge lasts for a while even after printing 100 or so pictures.My parents absolutely love it.If you're looking for an all-in-one and want a good photo printer, do not look any further.
Sorry, I disagree
I read and researched this product for a month.I was so happy to get it.I still have a 10 yr. old Canon product!It was great.....
Solid all-in-one
This is a great all-in-one printer from Canon overall.However, there is a few items that potential buyers should know.
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Editorial Review

The Canon CanoScan N656U USB flatbed scanner scans as great as it looks. Housed in a high-tech metallic finish, this ultra-slim, 1-inch-high desktop scanner is ready to go anywhere. Simply connect the combined USB and power cable to either a Macintosh or PC, and you're done. Nothing else is required. No separate power cords or transformers.Read more

Features

• Flatbed scanner with 600 x 1,200 dpi resolution
• Metallic finish
• Expansion top for scanning bulky items
• 1 cable for USB and power
• Ultra-slim--just over 1 inch high

Reviews (18)

Very Versatile Scanner-- Looks Great Too!
This has been a wonderful scanner and works perfectly for anyone who is looking to scan family photos, documents or other items into their computer. I have been very impressed with this scanner and it has served me quite well!

Great starter OCR scanner
I got one of these for Optical Character Recognition (OCR). Slow. But cheap.
Those looking for an inexpensive but versatile light-duty scanner need look no further than this CanonScan N650U device.
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Features

• Up to 600 x 1,200 dpi resolution
• 48-bit depth for over 281 trillion possible colors
• 1 cable handles both USB and power
• Z-Lid expansion top accommodates bulky objects
• Scan, copy, or e-mail photos at the touch of a button

Reviews (65)

Amazing Easy To use SkinnyScanner
The CanoScan from Canon might just be the easiest Scanner with Great software. After installing the Software that guides you along the way, your pretty much done. Without the need of any power cables, you just hook up one USB Port and press one of the three buttons, Scan, copy or E-Mail . The Software starts up automatically and includes a few programs including a photo album called photobase 3that stores the scanned images and letting imports from any device such as cameras. The photo editor they use is photo studio 5 similar to other programs but with more features. Although you could use other programs to do these tasks, Canon links the scanner, album and editing tools for you eliminating any conflicts.
Definately good stuff
I bought this scanner because I read an online review that said it was good for artwork and photos and true to the words, it's great for both. I have never had any problems with installation or scanning my artwork. There is never any garbage stuff that shows up and in my experience it is great.

Affordable and reliable scanner
I purchased this scanner to replace my older 300x600 scanner and I am very pleased. The scanner plugs into the USB port on the computer with no AC adapter required. Its slim and light, and fits easily with my laptop in the laptop bag.
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Editorial Review

Canon has assembled a digital film scanner designed to be the essential accessory for the digital photographer. The CanoScan FS2710 can scan slides or negatives, color or black and white, 35mm or APS film, and convert them into convenient digital files. It is also ideal for enlargements, Web pages, newsletters, and business documents. Compatible with both PC and Macintosh, this scanner produces sharp scans with high optical resolution and natural color reproduction at fast scanning speeds, meeting the requirements of photography enthusiasts and small office users.Read more

Features

• 2,720 dpi optical resolution
• 36-bit color depth, supporting 68.7 billion colors
• Up to 13 seconds-per-frame scanning speed
• SCSI-2 interface (adapter included), compatible with PC and Macintosh
• Supports APS and 35mm film

Reviews (12)

M. Urbarger is right!
M. Urbarger is right! I've been struggling with this for a long time and I finally found the answer! Canon USA is useless for this. Shame on them!
Does work with XP
You just have to know what you're doing :-) I just got this scanner secondhand, and I have XP.
No support
Good product (3 stars) but no driver available for use with Windows XP. I found this out when I moved from a Windows '98 system to an XP system. Planned obsolescence from our friends at Canon. ... Read more

Editorial Review

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Features

• 1,200 x 2,400 optical resolution
• 48-bit color depth, 16-bit grayscale
• Capable of scanning an A4 page in just 17 seconds
• Z-Lid expansion top for bulky objects
• USB 2.0 Hi-Speed interface; compatible with Windows 98/Me/2000/XP

Reviews (10)

Works great with Mac OS X
I've tried a lot of scanners with my Powerbook (Epson, HP, UMAX and Canon) - NONE of them worked as well or as fast as this one. For all you Mac people out there, you know how hard it can be to find software and hardware that works fluidly, especially with OS X. I've scanned photos, slides and negatives and had great results with all three. I highly recommend this product.

PRACTICAL, , DOES IT ALL, TASKS
FOR THE PERSON WHO DOES TEXT, PHOTOS, COPIES FRON BOOKS AND IN A HURRY, DOES NOT WANT TO INVEST IN A EXPENSIVE SCANNER. THEN THIS IS IT ,EASY TO SET UP AND EASIER TO USE. TYPICAL OF CANNON PRODUCTS.

nice buy - but, probably an issue with canon toolbox appz.
finally I decided buying canoscan 3200F unit. I believe that other positive comments on its very good results on photoRead more

Editorial Review

Featuring a unique Z-lid design, the CanoScan N676U combines a slim 1.4-inch depth with the capability to easily scan images from bulky originals such as books and magazines. No matter what thickness the original, the 600 x 1,200 dpi resolution and 48-bit color provide crisp detail and richness to all scans, with a maximum size of 8.5 by 11.7 inches. Read more

Features

• Exclusive Z-Lid expansion top
• 600 x 1,200 dpi resolution
• One cable for power and USB
• 48-bit color
• Scan, copy, or e-mail photos at the touch of a button

Reviews (6)

Great inexpensive scanner
Had to dump my 4 year old Umax when I was unable to get the latest drivers for Windows XP.I had my doubt's as to what you get in this[less expensive]scanner, but I can tell you I was not disappointed!Was up and running in a matter of minutes and I really like having just the one USB cable to deal with.Unit scans at good rate of speed and the quality of the scans is fine for most applications.Overall, I am very pleased with this scanner and would not hesitate to reccommend it to anyone.

Excellent Value
I purchased an N676U for a budget system I built for a family friend. I had the system set up within 10 minutes. Truly easy to setup and easy to use, especially with Windows XP.

Editorial Review

Offering rich 48-bit color and a full 8.5-by-11-inch scanning area, the CanoScan N1240U provides all sorts of creative possibilities for the home user or small office. Optical resolution is an impressive 1,200 x 2,400 dpi, which guarantees crisp detail and clear images. Plus, if your graphics needs require it, the N1240U can take your 1,200 x 2,400 dpi original and mathematically enhance it to 9,600 x 9,600 dpi. Read more

Features

• 1,200 x 2,400 dpi optical resolution, 9,600 x 9,600 dpi interpolated
• 48-bit color depth
• Exclusive Z-Lid expansion top
• Scan, copy, or e-mail photos at the touch of a button
• USB interface supplies power; no AC adapter required

Reviews (45)

No problems
I purchased this scanner after checking several review sites.I use it only for home use (just photgraphs so far).I haven't had any problems with it in the 3 months since I have owned it.I purchased it along with U Lead's Photimpact 8 and have had excellent results.

A great value and excellent quality
I purchased the Canon 1240U scanner, a bit costly than those available in the market.But the quality of the pictures made for all that extra $$$ spent.This one is really sleek and light weight and doesnt need any extra power cables that hang around. No support for OS X
The Canon web site has been promising OS X support fro over a year, but they don't seem interested and have not responded to inquiries. Scanner is OK, but having to start Classic mode every time you use it gets old in a hurry. Mac owners beware! ... Read more

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Editorial Review

With a slim design and a single cord for both power and data, the Canon CanoScan N670U adds minimal mess to your desk while offering a number of instantly accessible scanning options. The USB connection and plug-and-play installation will have you up and running in no time, while the one-touch buttons allow you to e-mail, print, and copy images without referring to a user's manual.Read more

Features

• Exclusive Z-Lid expansion top
• 600 x 1,200 dpi resolution
• One cable for power and USB
• 48-bit internal color, 24-bit external
• Scan, copy, or e-mail photos at the touch of a button

Reviews (61)

Greatest bling for the buck
Pros:Very small size. Can store vertically with the stand included. Z-lid for bulky scans. Easy to use. Great Scanner
I've been using this for about 2 years and it's excellent. I use it to scan photos and documents (you can scan a document and edit it on your computer with the bundled software). The quality of scans are superb. You can scan a small picture at high resolution and this scanner will give you a big, clear one. Although I don't use it so much now that I have a digital camera, I'm not selling mine for now cos it's great and it just might come in handy sometimes. Highly recommended.

Good stuff cheap
This is a fine little scanner for light duty. Doesn't take up a lot of space, and doesn't need a separate power cord. That's a huge plus. I take a star off for the installation and driver software. The Japanese manufacturers, try as they might, just can't seem to perfect the software fit and finish. The prompts are sometimes confusing, and the interface does comply with Windows standards. The icons are weird. Why not just use standard menus??? ... Read more

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Editorial Review

One of the slimmest scanners on the market, the Canon LiDE 50 measures less than two inches high and includes a desktop stand for nearly invisible vertical storage. This doesn't mean it can't handle your originals--thanks to the Z-lid design, the LiDE 50 can accommodate items up to an inch thick while keeping them totally flat for absolutely impeccable scans.Read more

Features

• Up to 1,200 x 2,400 dpi resolution, 48-bit color
• Z-Lid expansion top for bulky originals
• Complete software bundle, Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0
• USB 2.0 interface and power supply, cable included
• PC and Mac compatible; 1-year warranty with Instant Exchange

Reviews (28)

Satisfied
The scanner I got from Raintrade works just fine.It arrived promptly and in good quality.

Better than I expected. Glad I bought it.
I originally bought it just for the software [Adobe Photoelements 2.0].
Unfortunately, it didn't work out
As usual, very impressed with Canon.Packaging is supreme:you open the box, the documentation is all neat in a plastic bag, screaming to be taken out first, then the scanner itself wants to come out second.Installation was a snap:I have Mac OSX, so I first downloaded the driver from the canon website, and after restarting my computer, the scanner appeared seamlessly in Photoshop's Import feature.The software interface was very user friendly:both basic and advanced modes were possible.The basic mode is very simple - preview and scan, pretty much.The advanced mode has color and resolution adjustment, among other things.The speed was pretty quick for a device which powers itself through the USB cord.Very quiet, too.
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Editorial Review

A film scanner that allows you to easily preserve negatives, the Canon LiDE 80 is a remarkably slim unit that's ready to meet big expectations. Don't let the 1.5-inch height fool you--Canon's Z-lid design allows it to perfectly accommodate originals up to one inch thick.Read more

Features

• Up to 2,400 x 4,800 dpi hardware resolution for film and photos, 9,600 dpi interpolated
• 48-bit internal and external color depth, 16-bit grayscale
• Z-Lid design accommodates bulky originals
• Film adapter unit for negatives
• USB 2.0 interface, cable included; 1-year warranty with Instant Exchange

Reviews (36)

Excellent Scanner
This scanner is a wonder.Easy to use with idiot proof features.I love it - sorry I did not buy it sooner.

Fine for flat stuff, but the film adapter is disappointing
I had an old Canon flatbed that gave up the ghost, so was looking forward to this new one, especially because it has a film adapter.First, and foremost, Canon's powering through the single USB cable is excellent and should be industry standard.However, it should be said that this is a film ONLY adapter - that is, it does NOT do slides (which seems like a bit of a bait; my bad for assuming, but the software does have the option of scanning positive film, so it seems like a important omission).More to the point, even when film strips/negatives are laid on the glass with the adapter, the results are slow, slow, slow and not very sharp.My suggestion: don't bother with the LiDE80 for film; just save$30 and get the LiDE65 for flatbed only.MacOSX interface is getting clunkier from generation to generation. Software bloat, I guess.

Canon CanoScan LiDE 80
An excellent scanner.Have had no trouble with the scanner or the software supplied with the unit.All of the software as well as drivers supplied on the bundled CDs have worked without problem with Windows XP.Already have a lot of time logged on the unit scanning magazine articles for storage on CD because I no longer have room for the magazines.Circuitry/software does a great job of automatically compensating for old magazines where yellowing of the paper has occurred.Somewhat unhappy that I cannot register the bundled PhotoStudio software to qualify for upgrades, whereas the other software supplied can be registered. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon FB630Ui CanoScan USB flatbed scanner delivers 600 x 1,200 dpi, 36-bit color scanning in a sleek, compact design. At just 1.5 inches tall, it's one of the slimmest flatbed scanners available. It incorporates LED Indirect Exposure (LIDE) patented technology to produce higher quality scans than most units its size. The FB630Ui also connects in seconds to any USB-compatible Mac or PC with a single cable and requires no additional power source.Read more

Features

• 600 x 1,200 dpi optical resolution, 9,600 dpi enhanced, 36-bit color depth
• PC and Mac compatible
• Easy 1-touch scanning button and USB interface
• Patented LED Indirect Exposure (LIDE) technology
• Ultraslim design, just 1.5 inches tall

Reviews (5)

High quality scanner, easy setup
This is a terrific scanner.The setup was incredibly easy -- plug it into the USB port and that's it!No outlet plug is needed (and when you've got multiple peripherals and a computer making demands on your wall outlet, that is a great feature).You don't even have to reboot the computer.The scanner is slim and very light. Highly Portable, for occasional use, slow as molasses scans
This scanner is to be held to be believed. It is extremely light and small. It is powered through the USB port. I carry it with my laptop whereever I go in case I need to scan something. The best scanner for your money.
I bought this scanner in an emergency to replace my office scanner and fell in love.I scan photos for print publication and normally only need a clear picture at 200 dpi, while I often pump up the resolution depending on size requirements for the final layout.This scanner not only produced great looking images, it produced them faster than any other scanner I have ever used.Previews take seconds and large scans only take a few minutes whereas my old "pro" scanner would give me enough time to take a coffee break.I have used this scanner on my Athlon 600mhz, at work on my Apple G3 and at home on my wife's AMD 333mhz and had the same beatiful results.If I wanted great images I should have known to buy Canon in the first place! ... Read more

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Editorial Review

Ideal for small home offices or students, this low-priced bundle includes both a Bubble Jet color printer and a flatbed scanner. With this pair, you can copy photos or put them on the Internet, print full color Web pages, create custom greeting cards, or add colorful touches to home and school projects. The BJC-2100 printer is designed for ease of use, with ink cartridges that load quickly and an easy-to-connect USB port that's Mac and PC compatible.Read more

Features

• 4-color printing at 720 x 360 dpi
• Prints 5 monochrome pages per minute, 2 color ppm
• Scans at up to 9,600 dpi
• USB and parallel connections, PC and Mac compatible, 2 USB cables included
• OfficeReady software, works with Microsoft Word and Excel

Reviews (2)

buy one for a friend too
well, i got one of these for my sister for christmas last year and she liked it so much and has told me over and over again how great it is that i am asking for one for myself this christmas.... i have used hers (both the scanner and printer) and havent one bad thing to say about either.the price is great, the brand is great, and they are both asthetically pleasing.definite recommendation.

Value for money...
At under ($$$), the D646U+BCJ2110 is a great value for money. The D646U scanner installs easily and I had no problems setting up the software bundle that came with the scanner. Scanning resolution is not fantastic, but its still high enough for most jobs that I do at home. The color reproduction is pretty darn good for the price, and the scanning speed is adequate. The scanning software allows the beginner to begin scanning with a minimum of fuss, while still catering to the whims and fancies of the intermediate user (me!!). The Z-lid on the scanner, which raises up to allow you to scan in fat texts is a great idea and works very well. Plus, the styling is nifty and its slim and beautiful on my desk.Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon D66OU f