Sure would love to have something like the Hewlett Packard PhotoSmart Film Scanner. Is there anyplace out there where I can look for things that I'm sure are available for a Mac?

thanx

-- M Moore (MrMooreSki@hotmail.com), March 22, 1999

Answers

CompUSA stores throughout the U.S. sell all kind of Mac periferals, including scanners. The internet also can help you. Check the following web sites oriented to the Mac:

http://www.zones.com/mac_zone/default_mac.htm http://www.warehouse.com/MacWarehouse/ http://www.cc-inc.com/home.asp

I have a UMAX Vista S6 scanner that uses SCSI to connect to my Mac and it does a very good job. There are several new scanners that use USB to connect to the new Macs like the iMac and the new G3 (blue and white Macs). I don't know what type of connection you need but to connect your Mac but that is something that you should be aware.

Good luck,

Rodolfo Don

-- Rodolfo Don (rdon@garlic.com), March 22, 1999.

Check out the followiing web site http://www.halftone.co.uk/tech/index.htm I assume you are looking for film scanners. This is the most complete film scanner review I have found and should provide a good starting point

-- Jonathan Ratzlaff (jonathanr@clrtech.bc.ca), March 23, 1999.

Apple maintnains a web page with a seachable database of all things Macintosh. go to http://guide.apple.com/usindex.html and enjoy.

-- Darron Spohn (dspohn@clicknet.com), March 24, 1999.