Most people will recognise the Cannon brand and will associate it with photography and with good reason, as they produce very good cameras. Over the past few years Cannon has also got into producing other imaging products such as Digital Cameras, Printers and Scanners. All of these products I would say are among the best in the world. This review is going to be about one of their latest scanners, the model name is N670U. This wont mean much to anyone, well except probably those who work for Cannon... or possibly those people who sell Cannon products... but any way it's just another number to the average person! Hopefully this review of the Cannon N670U Scanner ..  Read the complete review

The CanoScan N670 is a low profile A4 document scanner. As a product which has been around for quite a while now, it's readily available secondhand for under £20. Firstly the bad points - Unfortunately this product is only compatible with USB 1 - which means it can be slightly slower in operation than its newer competitors. The maximum optical resolution is 600 x 1200 dpi, with a 9600 x 9600 dpi interpolated output. Another downside is the lack of a negative or slide scan compartment - again a feature which most newer models posses. On the plus side, the lid is cleverly designed so it opens with the hinge working in an ...  Read the complete review

The Canon CanoScan N670/676U is a mid range USB flat-bed A4 scanner. It has been around for nearly 2 years and has just left Canon?s current range. The scanner retails for about £50 but in March 2002, I purchased a refurbished on for £45 (from Special reserve url: ukgames.com, though I bought it from a shop and not the website). ?Basic specs: This is a mid range USB 1.1 (not the superior USB 2.0) CIS scanner capable of scanning at 600x1200 dpi (dots per inch) featuring 48bit input and 24 bit output. It's compatible with all windows versions (including Win XP if you use the Win 2000 drivers) and MAC it requires a USB port; that also supplies it with ...  Read the complete review

Three weeks ago I bought a Canon CanoScan N650U. I was very pleased with the scan quality, speed and software bundle that came with the scanner. The N650U is a great bargain - a perfect scanner for all around applications capable of resolving fine details and colors. One week ago I read about the newest Canon scanner line including N670U and N1240U. On paper the N670U seemed like better performer than my N650. N670U manages 48 bit processing for finer color resolution, it has newer drivers it has new design, looks sturdier (and feels, by the way)and so on. Since I still had a 30 days return back guarrantee I decided to return my N650U and try a N670U instead. And so ...  Read the complete review

I recently bought the Canon N670U after doing some research both on the internet and around the shops. My previous scanner had been an Epson which ran through the parallel port. Having moved to using NT4 then win200o and finally XP pro ,non of these operating systems supported my old scanner so i was forced to upgrade. I wasnt keen on paying lots of money for something i didnt plan on using a lot and had almost given up on finding a suitable product when my eyes settled upon the Canon during a last hope visit to my local PC world store. Its sleek lines and style were the first thing that attracted me ,then the price . But could ...  Read the complete review