Visioneer Onetouch 9320 USB Flatbed Scanner

Amazon.com Product Description
Achieve high-quality color scans with the Visioneer OneTouch 9320 USB flatbed scanner--with 3,200 x 6,400 dpi optical resolution and 48-bit internal color. Five OneTouch buttons help you manage the most common tasks, and a generous software bundle lets you edit and fine tune scanned images. The built-in 35mm transparency adapter even lets you scan slides and negatives.

The Visioneer OneTouch 9320 scanner comes with ScanSoft PaperPort 8.0 SE for easier file management; PaperPort's TextBridge OCR engine for converting scanned text into editable documents; and ArcSoft PhotoImpression software for editing images for print, web applications, or email. Designed for compatibility with Windows XP, the 9320 is also compatible with Windows 98, 2000 and ME.

What's in the Box
Visioneer OneTouch 9320 USB Scanner, cable, AC power supply and cord, software bundle, user guide, warranty information

Product Description:
OneTouch 9320 USB Color Flatbed Scanner

Visioneer Onetouch 9320 USB Flatbed Scanner
Average customer rating:

home user

not worth buying

Its not locked damnit

Crap, Crap, Crap!!!

When it Works, It's Works; When it Dosen't.....

Visioneer Onetouch 9320 USB Flatbed Scanner

Manufacturer: Visioneer
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

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Product Features:

Flatbed color scanner with built-in 35 mm transparency adapter

3,200 x 6,400 dpi optical resolution, 48-bit color

5 OneTouch buttons

Image editing software bundle included

USB 2.0 high-speed interface PC compatible

ASIN: B0000C0CIH

Amazon.com Product Description

Achieve high-quality color scans with the Visioneer OneTouch 9320 USB flatbed scanner--with 3,200 x 6,400 dpi optical resolution and 48-bit internal color. Five OneTouch buttons help you manage the most common tasks, and a generous software bundle lets you edit and fine tune scanned images. The built-in 35mm transparency adapter even lets you scan slides and negatives.

What's in the Box
Visioneer OneTouch 9320 USB Scanner, cable, AC power supply and cord, software bundle, user guide, warranty information

Product Description

The Visioneer OneTouch 9320 USB with a built-in 35mm transparency adapter scans 48-bit color at 3200x6400 dpi optical resolution and features a lightning fast USB 2.0 interface. The Visioneer OneTouch 9320 USB features ScanSoft PaperPort 8.0, the industry's leading document management application, ScanSoft TextBridge OCR and Arcsoft PhotoImpression. 3200 x 6400 dpi optical resolution eliminates jagged edges and captures the finest detail from your original. 48-bit internal color capability recognizes over 281 trillion colors. 48-bit scanners capture more detail in the shadow and highlight areas of an image than their 42-bit predecessors, so you'll get brighter yellows, richer reds, cooler blues, and everything between. The Visioneer OneTouch 9320 USB includes a built-in backlight and film holder for scanning 35mm slides and negatives. Archive old photos from negatives for higher quality.

Customer Reviews:

home user.......2007-05-12

its noisey. and so far i haven't figured out how to tie it to my other folders. otherwise it is ok

not worth buying.......2006-01-26

I have own two visioneer scanners, they work for a short period of time them start having trouble with them. Contacting Visioneer is a wate of time, they will try anything to get out of fxing your scanner, which is guarantee for ome year. I will not buy another one, and sugest that you do the same. HP makes a scanner that has a year guarantee and they will replace their scanner.

Its not locked damnit.......2005-12-10

This scanner worked extremely well for about a year (interesting that's when the warrenty craps out). I then get the Lock error refered to above. It appears that the main bulb is burned out. I was acctually pertty impressed with there tech support. I got hold of a real person in less than 30 seconds. They offered to send be a new one If I could prove I bought it in the last year.

Sigh

Crap, Crap, Crap!!!.......2005-10-21

There is no other way to put it. All Visioneers are garbage. Purchased my 2nd one (after first one died for no reason after a year) and have experienced many problems. Lately it won't let me scan anything because of an error saying to "unlock your scanner". There is no Freakin lock on the darn thing!!! After contacting the company many many times (btw - there customer service sucks! - No telephone number, unless u pay $2 per minute, just a computer-generated machine that unsuccessfully helps you called SARA). I finally put a claim in through the Better Busines Beaureau, there response was that they couldn't send me a new scanner cause it was after 1 year of my purchase, but they would be so kind enough as to let me purchase a new one and give me 25% off of their price (which was probably an elevated price). I told them to kiss off! Anyway - please don't buy this product or any Visioneer product - they Suck!

When it Works, It's Works; When it Dosen't............2005-09-30

I bought this scanner almost a year ago with a new computer. The person who installed it (someone who worked in a computer repair store for 10+ years), had a hard time getting it to work properly at first. When it was working, I was able to scan just about anyghing with no problem and decent quality. Color and B&W pictures came out decent, although the white tended to have a pale blue tinge to it. If used for B&W text, I had to increase the resolution in order to have unbroken italic writing.
My main problem is that I had kept getting a TWAIN device error which forced me to either restart the program, computer, or reinstall the software on several occasions. The last straw was yesterday when I reinstalled the software TWICE TO THE EXACT LETTER of the provided instructions, and the instrument refused to work AT ALL.

In conclusion, I suggest getting another scanner, like I'm going to do this weekend.

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