Scanner Recommendations
JT Moree
moreejt at pcxperience.com
Fri Sep 15 11:11:03 MST 2006
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Carl Parrish wrote:
> I've gotten several HP all in one fax / printer / copier / scanner and
> so far I've never been able to get the scanner to work with my linux
> boxes. So now I'm just looking for a flat bed scanner doesn't need to be
> all that fast but has to be *very* clear. I think I'd prefer if it was a
> USB scanner. Other than that I don't have much of a feature list. It
> would be nice if it was under $200.00. I'm going to look on the web but
> thought I'd ask the collective first.
I've used the HP PSC 1000 USB series scanners/printers/copiers with much
success on Debian and Kubuntu/ubuntu. I did have a little trouble when
the hp subsytems were swapped around last year but it worked fine last
time I setup a system with 6.06 Dapper.
The other day I plugged into another HP that was something like PSC 1400
or 1500 at a friend's house (dont remember the exact number, I can get
it if you want) and it worked great for printing.
Also used the mid level G85 fax/printer/scanner at a client location but
that model is pretty old now.
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JT Morée
PC Xperience, Inc.
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