What is more important to keep with a home PC- A digital Camera or a scanner?
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Depends..\n\nIf you're wanting to get new photos on the computer, then a digital camera is the choice.\n\nIf you're want to empty the photo albums and get them digitized, then you need a scanner.\n\nAnd if you want to do both and you're on a tight budget, buy a $100 Scanner and spend a couple hundred on a digital camera.  And you'll have a good mix.
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What is the goal of your question?\nAre you asking about virus scanner or photo scanner or barcode scanner....etc??\n\nAnyway i have given the following address for you.\n\ncomputer scanner:\nhttp://www.computerhope.com/help/scanner.htm#01
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get a scanner, once you install the software it will walk you through  every aspect.
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Iwould look at the Kodak line as I did such for my first digital camera. I still use it
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Here is a good place to start for prices: http://www.pricewatch.com/scanners/\n\nGood brands are Epson, IBM, Hewlett Packard
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I would go with xp home.  It's cheaper than pro and has basically the same features.  All xp pro has on it are a few security features, like better password protection on startup.
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You can buy a simple Radio Shack police/fire scanner. Essentially the same thing, but a much lower price.
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The one thing you need to check in is a data CD-R, or DATA DVD-R. DVD-R will give you better buring options and increase the clarity of your pictures once transfered from your computer to a cd. Also another good source of storing media (any type) would be an external drive or flash drive. A flash drive is compact, light weight, and easy to use. Check your local wal-mart to find and of these items.
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online scanners are very dangerous.\n\ni recommend avast free home edition.  it is free.  updates are seemless (it updates virus patches and the actual program without having to download anything...it downloads and installs while you are connected to the internet).\n\nthe updates are from day to day and sometimes multiple times daily.  never had a virus with it..well never had a virus anyway...but all the people I know that have, love it, as I have introduced them to it.\n\njust register your name and email...and you get a key in your email to use.\n\nsorry forgot...heres the url ... http://www.avast.com
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Digital scans saved on cd or stick.\nUse format most common to houses they will go to.\n\nStorage device with USB is very convenient for large files too.
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The hp 3310 is a great one!!! has the film scanner and the scanner is outstanding!! Goes on sale alot and in stores.\n\n~officemax employee
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There are many makes of Scanners that is used for Stock Taking.\n\nThe one that I know which is good for sure is from the "SYMBOL" Brand and they have wide range of scanners that could be used for Stock taking.\nCheck the below link to look at the models and their features, choose the one which suits your needs :)\nhttp://www.symbol.com/products/mobile_computers/mobile_computers.html\n\nHope the info was helpful to you!!!\nCheers...
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If you have a really good computer system with a lot of memory and fast processor, I recommend the XP Pro. They have better security and they handle business applications better. For example, I would rather run JAVA and SQL on Pro than on Home Edition. If you have a small business computer, get the Pro. If you have a personal home computer, get the Home Edition.\n\nIf you dont have such a great system, then the Home Edition is right for you. If you try to install PRO on a 128MB, Pentium III processor system, it will blow up on you.
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Using a scanner, scan them in. You'll generaly need a photo editor as well to touch up the pictures. I would recomend a Epson scanner and also the lite version of Adobe Photoshop. In all total you're out around $300 - $400. Not to mention the talent required and time.\n\nYou can also send the pcitures to a local photography store which will do all the work for you . . . it's not cheap and the local camera store is being coming kind of rare.
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It depends on your purporse for them.  Do you want them for archival purposes, or do you just need an image for short-term?  The ink that is used in almost all home computers is not archival and has a limited life span.\n\nIf you're printing photos of your family, I'd definitely take them to a professional printer.  Also, ultimately, they will cost less by the time you factor in the photo paper and extra ink.
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It's actually cheaper if you don't buy a digital camera at all.  Instead go to Best Buy and buy a webcam.  Webcams also can take still photos that are stored directly to your computer (even quicker than using a digital cam)  The resolution on the webcam should be good enough for ebay and even a very good webcam is still less expensive than your average low quality inexpensive digital camera (around 75 dollars for a quality webcam).  \n\nLook for webcams that advertize higher resolution for a sharper still photo.  \n\nBest of luck and good question!
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First you need the picture, if it is a hard copy you will need a scanner, if it is digital you need a card reader (or some digital interface).\n\nMost scanners come with software that will help you organize your pictures.\n\nAs far as digital you should use windows explorer to copy/paste the pictures where you want them.\n\nemail me if you need more help.