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    Style: Desktop, Functionality: Flatbed scanner, Max Colour depth: 42-bit colour, Max Grey depth: 14-bit grey, Interface type: FireWire IEEE 1394 ...

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Microtek ScanMaker 5700 product specifications

Product Name : Microtek ScanMaker 5700
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Category: Scanner
Brand: Microtek
Style: Desktop
Functionality: Flatbed scanner
Compatibility: Mac , PC
Max Colour depth: 42-bit colour
Max Grey depth: 14-bit grey
Max H-Optical resolution: 1200 dpi
Max V-Optical resolution: 2400 dpi
Interface type: FireWire IEEE 1394
Media feeder type: Manual load
Height: 11.4cm
Width: 28.9cm
Depth : 50cm
Weight: 4.7kg
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    • November 2009 en

      Review summary of Microtek ScanMaker 5700

      By alaTest

      Review summary: alaTest collected and analyzed 5 reviews of Microtek ScanMaker 5700 from international magazines and websites and compared these to 34022 reviews for other Scanners.

      Verdict: No score. The amount of rated reviews for this product is too low to calculate a reliable alaScore.

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    • March 2001 en

      Microtek ScanMaker 5700

      By Richard Jantz

      Review summary: A solidly built FireWire unit for offices that need to scan reflective or transparent media quickly and easily.

      Verdict: Although its technology is no longer on the leading edge, and its lack of an ADF sacrifices some of its versatility, Microtek's ScanMaker 5700 will ably serve offices that need to generate quality images from reflective or transparent media quickly ...

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