The company I used to work for was writing software to run on a certain other
less reliable operating system and we were using Canon DR-5080 scanners.
These can do fast duplex scanning at up to A4 size and 24-bit colour - this
may be suitable for your purposes although it is expensive and canon often
seem reluctant to give out protocol information required to write the backend.
There are cheaper models available too but they are mostly 1 bit mono.
On Sunday 15 April 2001 22:39, you wrote:
> I'm wondering if anyone on this list has experience with a high-speed
> scanner which can do, say, 60ppm duplex in 256DPI greyscale.
> I need to interface to such a scanner for a project, and if possible I'd
> like to use Linux even if it involves me having to write a SANE backend
> for it (in the process, I'd give something back to the Linux community..)
> :-)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ajay
>
>
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