HP ScanJet 4300Cse & 7400c Scanners
In the interest of simplicity, HP has turned to one-button controls on many of its units, and the 7400 is no different - with one-touch scanning and destination controls. Start a function or send to a destination by touching the appropriate button on the face plate (email, scan, copy, file, scan documents [OCR] or launch the HP scanning software). Compare Prices
It even comes with USP and parallel interface for older model computers (system requirements: PC Pentium 90 MHz [166 MHz for Windows 2000 professional], 32 megs of RAM and 300 megs disk space. But unlike the 7400, the 4300 can scan documents no larger than 8.5" by 11.7", and doesn't include the XPA transparency unit.
While limited on the features, the 4300 is perfect for the emerging computer family or the growing small business. Between the two, cost effective scanning is a clear reality for the small business or home/office. Compare Prices
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