The joys of scanning with new Mac color

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Apple's $599 Color One Scanner 600 27 flatbed color scanner is an impressive device with excellent software and a variety of functions. Users may scan, store, edit, copy, convert and retrieve text files from the computer screen as well as print and fax with the addition of a printer and a fax modem. The 27-bit One Scanner 600 27 captures information in a single pass and displays and prints rich colors at resolutions of 300 dpi by 600 dpi, better than similarly priced competitors. The product uses a xenon bulb, which generates less heat than other types and is hence less likely to damage paper. The system's benefits are offset by a small 8.5-in by 11.5-in scanning area, which does not accomodate legal documents or longer newspaper articles. Users may employ the scanner to turn color pictures into computer files, and images scanned by the 600 27 may be imported into Adobe Photoshop or any Photoshop-compatible program.

Optical Instrument and Lens Manufacturing, Optical instruments and lenses, Optical Scanners, AAPL, Hardware single product review, Scanning devices, Flatbed color scanner, Flatbed scanners, Apple Inc., Apple Color OneScanner 600 27 (Flatbed color scanner)

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Resolutions for a happy PC year

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Maintaining your personnal computer in the new year will be a whole lot easier if you purchase Norton System Works 1.1. The suite of utillity software has the best disgnostic, tuneup and disaster-recovery tools available for the pc market, it also includes a whole host of additional software for laptop users, remote access needs and encryption. All and all it is a sound investment for the home computer user.

United States, Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Product quality, Systems Software Pkgs, Computer software industry, Software industry, Software, Computers, Digital computers, Maintenance and repair, Symantec Corp. Peter Norton Products Div., Norton SystemWorks (Disk/file management software)

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