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The Plustek SmartOffice PS282 Scanner Reviewed

The Plustek SmartOffice PS282 is a handy and compact scanner that zips quickly through jobs and folds up so it doesn't take up a lot of space. Since it costs over $300 it competes with Fujitsu's ScanSnap line--an excellent set of scanners, which also come with the full version of Adobe Acrobat (P...

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About Pr...Scanners — 13 hours ago

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Update: The Barbie Digital Fingernail Printer Now Available

Update (11-4): As promised, the Barbie B Nails printer (the full names is Barbie Doll'd Up Nails B-Nails Digital Nail Printer) is available for purchase. Check PriceGrabber for the lowest prices (a recent check shows it about $275). Want to know what you're getting yourself into? Check out the up...

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About Pr...Scanners — 4 days ago

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Wanted: Top-Notch Photo Scanner for a Mac User; ADF Preferred

One reader wrote looking for advice on scanning "several thousand photos." The scanner needs to be Mac friendly and optimized for photo scanning. Given that there are so many to scan, it might help to have an automatic document feeder, though I've never used an ADF to scan photos and am...

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How Green Is Your Printer?

As M. David Stone rightly notes in his PC World article, "How Printers and Scanners Get GreenTech Approved, "Anything that chews through stacks of paper as its primary job description has to work pretty hard to qualify as green." Still, PC World has bestowed its "GreenTech&quo...

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Epson's New PictureMate Charm

Compact photo printers are getting ever-more compact and portable. Canon's new Selphy looks like a green beach bucket, but now compact photo printers are a bit more charming, thanks to Epson's PictureMate Charm. It can print borderless 4x6 photos in about 37 seconds (Epson says), with photos comi...

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About Pr...Scanners — 7 days ago

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Upgrading to Windows 7? Check For Drivers First

If you're planning on upgrading to Windows 7 soon, keep in mind that you'll need to upgrade your printer and scanner drivers as well. And that's not always easy to do, since those drivers may not exist yet --and may not be around for a while. That's according to Martin Heller of InfoWorld, in Win...

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About Pr...Scanners — October 27