Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The Visioneer 7800 scans photos and text well, and the ...

I would bet good money that everyone reading this has a box (or album) of old photos in their closet or attic. Old photos are great, but enjoying them and sharing them can be a hassle. I can't tell ...

Epson’s Perfection V350 Photo is a reasonably priced USB scanner with a built-in transparency adapter for scanning film and slides at resolutions of up to 4,800 dpi. Its most notable feature is an ...

With digital photography becoming more and more the norm, the best justification for a flatbed designed for photo scanning is that it can scan at high enough quality to convert your old film-based ...

As multifunction devices proliferate, it seems that the selection of stand-alone scanners is shrinking. Often, though, the scanner components in all-in-one devices are not of the highest quality; they ...

I get a lot of use out of scanners. Besides copying documents to my files or for emailing, I also have years' worth of physical photos (not to mention slides) that I would love to have backed up and ...

Hey boys and girls, it's GADGET TIME! I've got a real hum-dinger this time, too - a brand new Kodak P461 Personal Photo Scanner. This has the promise of being one of the most useful gadgets I've ...

A scanner is not one of those peripherals you usually jump for joy about, but Epson’s new FastFoto FF-640 is an exception. The FF-640 is touted as the world’s fastest photo scanner, and is capable of ...

The Epson Perfection V39 II is an upgraded version of the Epson Perfection V39 flatbed scanner that we reviewed back in 2015. Both models are for home users and creative types who need occasional high ...

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Back when people relied on film cameras to capture memories, scanners were about the only way to get your printed photos or slides onto your computer’s hard drive for editing, sharing, and archiving.