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07-24-2007, 05:47 PM
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Shopping For New Scanner
Posted By: leon
Make sure you get a hi speed USB version 2 one....they are quite a bit faster than the lower speed USB ones. I have a Microtek Scanmaker S400, that I recently bought, and it works great. I think mine was about $170.. Good luck.... 
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