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CANON CanoScan 3000F

CANON CanoScan 3000F
Friday August 01, 2003
Written by Darren Ellis
Tags: CANON | CanoScan | 3000F
AUD
$299
Price at time of review.
Another scanner to share the same software as the LiDE 20, Canon's 3000F boasts a jumbo sized Z-hinge for scanning of books and large bound documents helping to evenly light image scanning – great for students and perfect in conjunction with the quality results gained from the included OCR scanning software.
Another scanner to share the same software as the LiDE 20, Canon's 3000F boasts a jumbo sized Z-hinge for scanning of books and large bound documents helping to evenly light image scanning – great for students and perfect in conjunction with the quality results gained from the included OCR scanning software. For 1,200dpi, it's not too expensive, is well balanced between home and office use and gives great results.
This article appeared in the August, 2003 issue of PC Authority.
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