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Canon LiDE 20

Friday August 01, 2003
Canon
AUD
$149
Price at time of review.

The Canon LiDE 20 strikes a balance between quality and price. The scanner is well designed, with Z-hinges combined and the space-saving ability to stand upright.

Canon LiDE 20
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The Canon LiDE 20 strikes a balance between quality and price. The scanner is well designed, with Z-hinges combined and the space-saving ability to stand upright.

The easy-to-use CanoScan Toolbox software allows you to scan, copy and email with three front-mounted buttons: scanning, opening the default mail client and attaching the Web size-enhanced image. A brilliant budget unit with a price to match its tiny size.


Written by Darren Ellis
Tags: Canon | LiDE | 20

This article appeared in the August, 2003 issue of PC Authority.

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