How fast does it scan? I can't find anything about that in specs.
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Hi Andrei. It's pretty quick actually. I never scan more than say 10-15 pages at a time though. The auto feed works great for this too. I actually own 3 of these all-in-ones for various locations.
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It only takes 3-10 seconds after you press "print" before it starts printing. Time is used for the signal to reach the printer and warming up. To me, it's "Fast" simply because i've used ink jet for years, and i mean some great ones from HP to Canon and this "laser" is the best printer for speed, clarity, and dependability that i've ever used. The amount of paper it uses is incredible before you have to replace the ink cartridge. I've had mine for two years now and i've only gone through 3 cartridges, four at most, and still haven't replaced the drum. Do whatever is best, but I Love this printer... It only takes 3-10 seconds after you press "print" before it starts printing. Time is used for the signal to reach the printer and warming up. To me, it's "Fast" simply because i've used ink jet for years, and i mean some great ones from HP to Canon and this "laser" is the best printer for speed, clarity, and dependability that i've ever used. The amount of paper it uses is incredible before you have to replace the ink cartridge. I've had mine for two years now and i've only gone through 3 cartridges, four at most, and still haven't replaced the drum. Do... » Read More It only takes 3-10 seconds after you press "print" before it starts printing. Time is used for the signal to reach the printer and warming up. To me, it's "Fast" simply because i've used ink jet for years, and i mean some great ones from HP to Canon and this "laser" is the best printer for speed, clarity, and dependability that i've ever used. The amount of paper it uses is incredible before you have to replace the ink cartridge. I've had mine for two years now and i've only gone through 3 cartridges, four at most, and still haven't replaced the drum. Do whatever is best, but I Love this printer... « Show Less
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I've never timed it, but I would guess it's maybe 20-30 seconds per page...
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Nearly copy speed in my experience with text...pay close attention to the directions for best results.
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Scans as fast as it copies. Very good scanner. Have had the unit for over 5 years.
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It has worked very well for me! It can scan at a quality of 600dpi for color or gray & 1200dpi for black and white. It depends on how sharp you need the pictures to be. Hope this helps
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Actually it can. If you have Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate, you can use Windows XP mode and scan away. I'm doing it right now! I've had mine for years, never had to call for support, so I can't vouch for that, but I've scanned hundreds of photos and I'm very happy with it.
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Sorry, I don't know. It seems fast enough. But since I use it for Time Machine it doesn't matter very much. You can ask LaCie.
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Yes; it actually takes *three* passes. I tried it out in a local store. It scans the first side, then turns it over and scans the second. Then it turns it over a second time, taking a third pass so that it comes out the same orientation it would have if you were just scanning one side. Presumably, this final pass can be at the full speed, but it does take (waste?) some time. I wish they'd put in a true two-sided scanner. I really like the Epson print quality, but the Brother equivalents offer both one-pass duplex scanning and 11x17 printing which is tempting.
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I have not seen the actual specs, but it is slow , probably 5400rpm . This drive is good for back up, not immediate access time. That costs more , you know. DR
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Yes, and it can scan much longer than that, too. The box says the scan width is 8.3", but the one I have will actually do 8.5". I was able to scan 8.5" x 34" on the low (300dpi) setting.
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mine reads 1.7 Ghz. It appears fast because there's basically a SSD instead of a hard drive.
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It takes about 10 seconds. I was surprised how good the scan is. In some instances I have enhanced the photo with Photoshop Elements.
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I haven't really paid any attention. It seems fast enough; of course, faster is always better. I use it to create and store backup disk images of PCs. I'm happy with the unit and am just happy that I don't have to manually make 2nd copies of things.
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An easy way to test that out is to have a 3.0 flash drive and transfer a 2-4gig file (a movie works nicely) and compare the speed. The 3.0 is noticeably faster. I found that the instructions that came with my laptop were not reliable in that regard. I hope this of some help to you.
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I'm sorry I do not know, nor can I find any reference to its speed. I use thunderbolt to run my drive and it sizzles.
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http://www.orcalogic.co.uk/asp/OrcaMemoryScanner.asp find a memory scan after scan it will tell you your memory the speed and type i think the 8200 is the same but not sheer most of the memory scanners are free
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it depends on the resolution you want to scan - if you chose 1 before the best, it would scan about 4 photos per minute. they don't have to be the same size; the tray only takes about 10 photos / pages at a time though - otherwise the fujitsu S1500 may be a better choice (double the price...)
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I have never had a complaint..., and it is much much better than our old HP. Of course, I don't know how to measure "scanner quality" other than by looking at the output.
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It does not have a scanner that I am aware of. If it does have a scanning feature I have not discovered it.
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Works very well for me. Can also duplex scan them. All the scanning is very quick.