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From: dgiles@Apple.COM (Darren Giles)
Newsgroups: comp.periphs.scsi,comp.sys.mac.hardware
Subject: Re: Info wanted on SCSI Scanners
Message-ID: <54421@apple.Apple.COM>
Date: 28 Jun 91 00:33:25 GMT
References: <1991Jun25.163222.23717@sinix.UUCP> <1991Jun26.144733.16835@ssd.kodak.com> <1991Jun27.213031.5642@noose.ecn.purdue.edu>
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ts@author.ecn.purdue.edu (Thomas Ruschak) writes:
>ph@ssd.kodak.com (Pete Hoch) writes:
>>dhg@sinix.UUCP (David Griffith) writes:
>>
>>>I am looking for information about scanners with a SCSI interface.
>>>Does anyone have any recommendations?
>>
>>The Kodak 35mm Rapid Film Scanner has a SCSI interface.  I do not
>>know of any flat bed scanners that have SCSI.
>
>	You can also get a SCSI add-on for the HP Scanjet scanner. We have it to
>hook up to a Mac II, but I would imagine that you could hook it up to anything.
>(It has a standard centronix-50pin connector, so I would guess it isn't just for
>Macs, which I understand aren't always standard SCSI)


   I have a MicroTek 300ZS, which is a SCSI device, and works great on the
Mac.  It's 300dpi, 24bit, around $1800.  I understand they also have/will
have a 600 dpi version for something like 20% more.