Good flat bed scanner?

[Copyright]

I just need a good scanner for making copies while im at college.. something quick...not looking to spend a whole lot.. can someone recommend a good flat bed scanner under a 100$? I also dont have a lot of room to work in so anything thats smaller then a normal scanner would be good also..

 

[Tiny]

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Take a look at the Canon CanoScan LiDE series.

http://consumer.usa.canon.com/ir/controller?act=ProductCatIndexAct&fcategoryid=104

 

[LstBrunnenG]

My mom just got one of those, I love how it doesn't need any power besides the USB bus. I'd get one myself if I didn't need the book scanning capabilities of my OpticBook 3600.

 

[RandysWay]

<3 my CanoScan 8400F.

 

[Tiny]

The LiDE series can handle a book....one page at a time, but the lid can handle a book.

 

[Copyright]

What about this?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16828102157

This will save me room having all in one.

 

[LstBrunnenG]

The LiDE series can handle a book....one page at a time, but the lid can handle a book.

The OpticBook has special tech to eliminate the shadow that results when you try to fold books onto the glass. It's also well-sized for textbooks, seeing as the LiDE we have has almost exactly 8.5x11 of space. Or maybe it's A4, I don't know. Point is, textbooks are often wider than regular letter paper.