Umax scans straight to the Net
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Posted in Business, 15th August 2000 14:27 GMT
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The latest scanners from Umax will scan images straight onto the Internet, bypassing the hard drive for those who want to post photo's on their web sites.
The AstraNet e3420 comes with free Internet service from NetZero and one year's membership to ImageOL.com. This includes 50MB of web storage, a free Web page and Web builder, Internet mail and an online calendar.
The other new model, the e3470, also scans straight to the Net but comes with universal transparency cover (UTC), allowing negative slides up to 4in by 5in to be scanned online as well.
Both scanners scan at resolutions of 600 by 1200 dpi, capable of handling 4 trillion colours. The price tag on the e 3420 is $129, and the e3470 it is $179 and are available now in the States. Go to the Umax site for more details.
No release date has been set for the UK as yet. ®
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