Pros: Good Quality, fairly good scan speed. Cons: Included Software
After retiring my old Mustek 600 SCSI scanner, I went on a search to purchase yet another item at the end of it’s retail life, so I picked up this Visioneer 8100 scanner for under $30 based on the mostly favorable reviews here on Epinions. ...
Pros: Great scanning quality at a great price. Cons: ~~~~
This scanner one year ago was $199 and now if you shop around you can buy one now for $89. It is a 42-bit color and 14-bit grayscale, the resolution is 600 x 1200 optical and 2400 interpolated. The optical is the true resolution for the scanner and the...
Visioneer’s OneTouch™ 8100 Scanner is a “must avoid” purchase. My intentions are not to mince words. In every field, avenue and sector there are heavyweights and lightweights. The 8100 Scanner is a...
Pros: Horizontal design, 42-bit scanning, both USB and Parallel hook ups... Cons: NONE
When my husband bought me my baby, the HP PhotoSmart P1100, I realized that our scanner was not really top notch when it came to scanning photographs. Sure it was great for scanning and sending faxes or making photocopies, but that was it....
Pros: Supported under many OS's, has USB and parallel connectors. Cons: Few image export formats, cannot abort operations under NT 4.0.
Why I bought it:
I was searching for a long time for a scanner that had both a parallel port connector, which I needed for support under Windows NT 4.0, and a USB connector for faster throughput once I upgraded to a more bloated OS. The box came...
Pros: Great quality, speed, and software Cons: Nothing here
When my family first purchased the Visioneer 8100 One Touch Scanner, I was skeptical on how often I would use it, and how hard it would be to use. However, after owning it for several months, I have no complaints and find it quite easy to use.
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Pros: Good quality, easy to use, software! Cons: Warming up lamp takes a while.
In the beginning...
I had decided to get a scanner because I walked by this one and saw:
1. How cheap it was.
2. The great specs, which include the following.
Max H-Optical Resolution 600 Dpi
Max V-Optical...
Pros: small, quiet, fast, software easy to use Cons: 36 bit interface is poor
I purchased the Visioneer OneTouch 8100 after my existing scanner went on the fritz. I'm a photography buff and a scanner is necessary tool to be able to manipulate pictures - even for the simple process of sending copies to friends. My primary use...
Pros: Simple setup; parallel port interface; landscape oriented cover (which is removable) Cons: Scanning software works best only after the computer is started;
My first flatbed scanner has a new life as a door stop at my last apartment since the scanning mechanism refused to travel the length of the flatbed-- it was cheaper for me to get a new scanner than to try to get it fixed. My second flatbed scanner sits...
Pros: Price; ease of set up Cons: Design; lack of technical support
Our Umax 1200S, which has provided creditable service these past six years, was beginning to produce less than creditable color scans. Our main use for a scanner, other than as a fax and copy machine, is as a tool that allows my wife to produce some...
Pros: Creates very fast and accurate scans. Cons: Too large if you have very little space.
I have to say if I had not gotten a deal I would never have considered a $99 scanner. I was able to receive free shipping and a rebate, because of good timing.
Well, after my good fortune I wasn't expecting much in the product, but I have...
Pros: Easy Setup with USB Cons: Will start scanning if you hit buttons on accident
I was leery about buying a Visioneer after reading about problems with incompatibility and terrible customer service. However, the 8100 had all the features that I wanted for a decent price ($169 but the price has gone down recently). I needed something...
Pros: Wide design allows for easy placement on the desk. Cons: They lowered the price a lot after I bought it.
We got the OneTouch 8100 a few months ago, because we were tired of typing in all the stuff we have laying around on paper, and because we wanted to have the ability to make copies at home, and keep backups of certain paperwork on CDR. The sideways...
Pros: easy to use, USB compatable Cons: a little bulky but not to bad
As a professional in the field of web design, I must scan aprox.25-30 images every day. I have used every brand of scanner available including HP, Canon, Umax...etc. My scanner(HP) took a dump on me a few months ago and I badly needed to get some work...
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