Scanner For Apple Computer

[4x 128 GB] I bought the computer with 4 DIMM modules and augmented with these (for less than from Apple) to have 6 modules of 8.

[Additional] One thing is for sure, when your computer goes down, the repair won't be cheap. I always get Apple Care and it has always paid off!

[47.17 lb] This is a review for the Epson WorkForce ES-320W Wireless scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. Wow, what can I say, this is a great little scanner! I got this to use in the place of my flatbed scanner on my printer that I have been using for years to scan documents into my computer. What used to take 20 minutes to scan a 10 page double sided document I can now do in a couple of minutes - and the image quality is excellent! The software that comes with the scanner works well. You place the sheets in the feed tray and then press the scan button. The software automatically opens on your computer and it begins scanning the pages. When it has finished, you can delete or reorder the pages, then either save the document or do one of many things, like emailing it or uploading it to cloud storage. The software can do OCR to automatically detect the text in a document making for easy searching or copy/paste.

[24 MB] This laptop runs like you would want a computer to run. It’s very fast, no waiting on things to load. Its fingerprint scanner is great. The laptop is built very well and should hold up well with daily transportation. I’m completely in love with this thing. Best laptop I’ve ever owned!

[LED] What a great scanner. The Epson DS-730N It is a dedicated scanner and doesn't mess around with printing or faxing or whatnot, but it is an automatic-feed scanner to die for. Why? It's fast, it's accurate, and it delivers great scans. Scanning is my job around our home office, and me and my wife have a lot of documents that need scanning. I have come to dread over the years documents that were previously folded or stapled or bound, or Heaven forbid, very large documents, because there's always bound to be a jam or problem. Yesterday, with this scanner, I literally took a 300 page, double-sided document that had been spiral bound, clipped the binding, and scanned it, and it scanned perfectly, the first time, in just a couple of minutes while I watched in wonder. The thing is lightning fast. Setup was pretty easy. I plugged it in the network and turned it on. Then I gave the scanner an IP address on the scanner itself. Once I finished the basic setup on the scanner itself, I did the rest from a computer. I logged into the scanner from a computer and set up all the jobs I could pick from. You can start scans from a computer, but that's not where this sings. You can save 30 job settings that send your scan to network storage, online, or email. 30 sounds like a lot for most small offices, but it's possible that one person could need more than one job for scanning to a folder and then also scanning to their email. I've had zero issues with this. I love the different network locations and it's worked great. I've been sending scans to my email, I've been sending scans to my NAS, and I've been sending scans to Google Drive. I like it and I will suggest it to anyone looking for an awesome, Fast scanner... “This is a review for the Epson DS-730N Network Color Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.”

[Download] Using scanner for old photogaphs. I don't want to print them, merely save to computer and flash drives for my kids. Set-up was quick. Scans beautifully. I'm not in a hurry -- looking for quality scan not speed and this seems to be the scanner for that. Very pleased.

[10.105 lb] this is a very fine scanner. easy to use. i started with my old color negatives to SD Card and move them to a computer. it goes quick and simple. actually almost no retouch needed. I'm very happy with thi purchase.

[7000 Scans] This is a review for the Epson DS-575W II Wireless Color Duplex Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. First, the scanner came incredibly well packed. All of the pieces that had the potential to shift/move during shipping were either taped down or secured in a styrofoam mold. This may be a small thing, but the tape Epson uses is folded over on one end so that it's easy to pull off. This was a really nice addition as I've gotten things in the past were taking off the packaging material is a huge hassle. The setup was straightforward and took maybe 10-20 minutes. The longest part was downloading the driver software and installing it on my computer (Windows 11 laptop). A nice feature of the setup is that you can do it wirelessly. There's no need to connect the scanner to your computer. My job requires scanning a large number of documents and so having a feed based scanner that can also scan both sides of pages is a huge plus. Prior to getting this Epson scanner, I was using a Brother scanner. The Brother scanner was "eh." It did the job, but it wasn't particularly easy to use or work with. The Epson DS-575W II has several features that make using it incredibly easy: - auto feed - adjustable width (this is very useful if you're scanning different size documents such as insurance cards or notepad size pieces of paper) - wireless scanning (I know another review mentioned that the wireless feature wasn't working for them, but I had no issues with it. It connected to my computer right away). - adjustable paper stop The auto feed is a great feature because I don't have to worry about setting it up each and every time. But, if I do want to go in and adjust the settings, it's super easy to launch the app. Inside the app you have a ton of options, see image below. The one I appreciated was being able to adjust the scan resolution. Sometimes I need very detailed scans, and others I just need to it be a basic scan.

[Windows ] Came packaged safely, great scanner, workable software, nice scan area, and lid can come off for scanning bigger things, usb must be direct to computer though. I tried a thunderbolt adapter and it wouldn't recognize, so make sure you have an available direct USB port to your computer.

[Download] Have just starting using the scanner, but first impressions are great. It was easy to set-up. The slides and negatives I've scanned so far look good on my computer. I have a lot of slides and negatives, and this scanner is just what I need to get the images onto my computer.