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- 4,800 x 2,400 dpi optical resolution, 4,800 dpi interpolated
- 48-bit color depth, 16-bit grayscale
- 8.5-by-11.69-inch maximum scan area
- Built-in backlight and film holder for 35mm slides and negatives
- Fast USB 2.0 and 1.1 connectivity; PC compatible
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| Product Description |
| Visioneer wrote the book on ease-of-use. The revolutionary OneTouch technology simplifies the way people use a scanner. The OneTouch buttons are pre-configured for common scanning tasks so you get great results within minutes of opening the box. Button settings can be customized to unleash even more power for advanced users.The Visioneer OneTouch 9120 USB is fast. The Hi-Speed USB logo is your assurance that the OneTouch 9120 USB transfers data to your computer up to 40 times faster than a USB 1.1 scanner yet the OneTouch 9120 USB is fully compatible with all USB ports including USB 1.1.The 48-bit internal color capability recognizes over 281 trillion colors. 48-bit scanners capture more detail in the shadow and highlight areas of an image than their 42-bit predecessors, so you'll get brighter yellows, richer reds, cooler blues, and everything between. The 4800 x 2400 dpi optical resolution eliminates jagged edges and captures the finest detail from your original.The Visioneer OneTouch 9120 USB includes a built-in backlight and film holder for scanning a 35mm slide or negative. Archive old photos from negatives for higher quality.Just press a OneTouch button to scan and send an image to the destination of your choice. While intelligent default button settings give perfect results on common scanning tasks, the OneTouch preferences utility makes it simple to customize the buttons. |
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Locked up and is now unusable.
2007-07-07
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| I wouldn't buy another Visioneer product in a million years. The scanner functioned well for a short time, then gave me an error message that it was locked. It's not. Visioneer offers no solution on its site, even though many many other customers seem to be having the same problem. |
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Desn't cost $999.99
2007-02-04
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| This scannner is not noware near worth a thousand dollars. It is only worth 20.00 at the most. |
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A piece of Junk
2005-12-07
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If you purchase this scanner be prepared to spend a few hours trying to load the driver and getting the computer to recognize the scanner, which it never will...ha, ha. The trip to Cyber Hades has only begun ...come join along.
When you finally do get ahold of Visioneer's customer service technicians be prepared to spend another 2-3 hours after installing the repair utility they send you via email that this scanner (Visioneer 9210) does not work with an operating system that uses the Windows XP service Pack 2.
Geez!... who doesn't have Service Pack 2 with Windows XP? I can't believe that Visioneer in the R&D process didn't check out their product before putting these scanners on the retailers store shelves for the unsuspecting customer unless they by chance get the real scoop beforehand on these helpful Amazon Review pages.
I was told by a very helpful Visioneer technician over the phone that if I purchase another scanner after returning this one to not get one that has the Version 8 of PagePort like was on the supplied installation CD-ROM that I installed on my machine. When the technicans ackcnowledge there are serious problems with their product. Then you know to stay clear of this machine as I found out the hard way.
I must say though, that customer service and technical support is excellent. To bad the product isn't |
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Crap, Crap, Crap!!!
2005-10-21
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| There is no other way to put it. All Visioneers are garbage. Purchased my 2nd one (after first one died for no reason after a year) and have experienced many problems. Lately it won't let me scan anything because of an error saying to "unlock your scanner". There is no Freakin lock on the darn thing!!! After contacting the company many many times (btw - there customer service sucks! - No telephone number, unless u pay $2 per minute, just a computer-generated machine that unsuccessfully helps you called SARA). I finally put a claim in through the Better Busines Beaureau, there response was that they couldn't send me a new scanner cause it was after 1 year of my purchase, but they would be so kind enough as to let me purchase a new one and give me 25% off of their price (which was probably an elevated price). I told them to kiss off! Anyway - please don't buy this product or any Visioneer product - they Suk! |
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Not REAL Bad, but...
2005-09-01
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I purchased this scanner for its ability to scan transparancies, and so far it seems to be doing the job. However, compared to my primary scanner (Lexmark X5150), I found using it as a stand-alone very confusing and finally started using it only through my PaintShop Pro 7. When it's in operation, it sounds as if it's grinding coffee, and there's now a very discernable (and growing) streak on the inside of the glass. I'd swap it out if it had been purchased locally, but for what it cost, I'm not going to bother, since it's already paid for itself over what it would have cost to have the transparencies scanned.
It's not bad as an auxiliary scanner, but if it's to be your ONLY scanner, it just doesn't seem likely to hold up. Caveat emptor! |
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