Looking for a replacement scanner for the home. Just for usual stuff copying timesheets and receipts to pdf and all that. Last one was a bit bulky. Anyone researched and bought one recently? Cheap would be good too...
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Canon LIDE200 (or 210 I think it's now called) is a simple to operate scanner which I use for those types of things. Cheap as chips and hasn't failed me in years. Amazon is yr man.Originally posted by CoolCat View PostClarity is everything -
Canon are fine. Or a cheap Lexmark printer. Had the X1190 for years, about 30 something quid, prints & scans fine for my unsophisticated needs.
PS Small and CHEAP!bloggoth
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It's bigger than a dedicated scanner, but I bought a cheapish Canon all in one printer/scanner/wifi attached thing a few months ago for about £40 from Currys of all places. Does the job
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Yes, tars what I have. The toolbox software that comes with it is very good _ so easy to scan to milk paged PDF.Originally posted by SteelyDan View PostComment
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If you don't need it to be a flat-bed type one then the Fujitsu Scansnap S1300 is a great little bit of kit. Very compact (almost portable), good for scanning documents to searchable PDF files.Comment
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Doxie
Bloody brilliant. Small, easy, neat, wireless, portable
Doxie Go ? Scan Anywhere. The rechargeable scanner with amazing software.
http://cdn.getdoxie.com/product/doxi...o/indexbox.mp4Last edited by Platypus; 26 January 2014, 11:23.Comment
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I've just bought a portable one, - cheap and compact. I also think it will be easier to scan smaller receipts with it (no need to glue them to an A4 sheet etc.
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