yaroa
05-31-2000, 03:42 PM
I will tell you what not to buy: HP CD Writer Plus. I've had all kind of trouble with the drive and with the software (Adaptec).
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Underclocked
05-31-2000, 07:58 PM
Go to techbargains.com and pick up a nice coupon from Buy.com (30 off 150 expires TODAY by the way) then, find the Plextor 8x4x32x ide drive for 187 last I looked. That solves your writer needs.
You might consider the Visioneer 6400 scanner in the clearance section at Buy.com as well. It' at 99.xx and has a landscape layout. My experience with Visioneer has been good and the paperport software is excellent. I currently have an Epson 636u which is also a nice unit, but a bit higher.
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You might consider the Visioneer 6400 scanner in the clearance section at Buy.com as well. It' at 99.xx and has a landscape layout. My experience with Visioneer has been good and the paperport software is excellent. I currently have an Epson 636u which is also a nice unit, but a bit higher.
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xtremsabu
06-01-2000, 12:54 AM
Yes I'm trying to find a good Cdrw and a scanner at a combine price of 300 dollars.
I hear plextor are good i think i saw one for around 199.Their going to use it for your basic stuff music and backingup.
This is for a freind also need a good decent scanner. Any suggestion would be helpful.
Either online or at a store. Probably store be easier.
Has to be combine total of 300 dollars or less.Thanks i appreciate your help.
I hear plextor are good i think i saw one for around 199.Their going to use it for your basic stuff music and backingup.
This is for a freind also need a good decent scanner. Any suggestion would be helpful.
Either online or at a store. Probably store be easier.
Has to be combine total of 300 dollars or less.Thanks i appreciate your help.
qball
06-02-2000, 03:24 PM
Underclocked, dang why didn't I think of that name. lol.
$300 bucks is a kinda low ceiling.
I have bought 2 HP scanners in the last month for others. Both cost around $90. One was Parallel (Win95/98) and the other USB (Win98). Both parties are very happy with them.
I own a Yamaha 4416 SCSI CDRW, and would recommend Yamaha, though you won't get the above for $200. Check and see if they offer and IDE burners.
You can use www.pricewatch.com (http://www.pricewatch.com) to find the best prices for computer products and they even list by brand name.
$300 bucks is a kinda low ceiling.
I have bought 2 HP scanners in the last month for others. Both cost around $90. One was Parallel (Win95/98) and the other USB (Win98). Both parties are very happy with them.
I own a Yamaha 4416 SCSI CDRW, and would recommend Yamaha, though you won't get the above for $200. Check and see if they offer and IDE burners.
You can use www.pricewatch.com (http://www.pricewatch.com) to find the best prices for computer products and they even list by brand name.
Target
06-02-2000, 05:26 PM
I agree with underclocked....he's given you two very outstanding choices that will keep you within budget.
medo
06-02-2000, 09:05 PM
Hello,
Genius - ColorPage-Vivid ProII $ 105 AUS or
(probaly) $65 USA. Very, very good - paralel scanner - run win2000 without any problem.
Medo
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Genius - ColorPage-Vivid ProII $ 105 AUS or
(probaly) $65 USA. Very, very good - paralel scanner - run win2000 without any problem.
Medo
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