At first glance, HP's latest product could be mistaken for an oversized, landscape-orientated photo frame, or even a fancy document holder. But the Scanjet 4670 is, of course, a scanner, the like of which you've probably not seen before. The 4670 defies traditional categorisation, because while it relies on familiar scanning mechanics, they're employed in an unusual fashion.

Superlative quality is let down by slow scan times and unintuitive driver software.

With a fantastically designed GUI, 35mm negative scanning attachment and gallery storage with a thumbnail view, this unit is hard to fault.

Not the most advanced scanner this month, featuring just two front shortcut buttons, the HP scan software is pure simplicity with many advanced options

A 2,400 x 2,400dpi flatbed scanner, features an LCD and one-touch front panel buttons for printing/copying, emailing, burning and sharing images.

HP’s newly launched consumer product range consists of 20 devices focused on digital photography and entertainment.

There’s a good range of software and excellent image quality, but you pay a lot for the durability and ADF.