Enter the Epson FastFoto (FF-680W), the only home scanner on the market that can batch-process up to 35 photos at a time, with scanning speeds up to 80 photos per minute.

Recommended Videos Set up the scanner You need to set up your all-in-one printer and connect it to your computer, of course. Depending on the model, you might connect via Wi-Fi, USB, or Ethernet.

High-quality photo output—plus the ability to scan, copy, and print on discs—makes the Epson XP-8800 a solid choice for printing photos at home.

For most home office tasks, we recommend the Epson ES-C380W, which has the benefit of being really portable and easy to use, while also scanning to a USB drive and computer natively.

Yes, Epson Scan works on Windows 11, and that too without any issue. Once the Windows PC and scanner are connected to the same internet connection, the scanner will be detected automatically by ...

Anyway, I found one machine that can handle both of these jobs masterfully and quickly: Epson’s brand-new RapidReceipt RR-600W Wireless Duplex Receipt and Color Document Scanner ($500).

Compared with the DS-520, both the Canon DR-C225 and the Epson DS-510 are a little slower for raw scan speed, but both also delivered better accuracy on our optical character recognition (OCR) test.

On Mac 0S 10.6, you can scan from the computer and through the control panel via USB only, due to an incompatibility with Epson’s network scanning software.

Epson includes its mature and competent Epson Scan software, though the company seems unable to manipulate the Windows firewall so as to enable scanning to a Wi-Fi-attached PC from the printer ...

I've been reviewing the Epson FastFoto FF-640, which is a feed-through duplex scanner for scanning printed photos and paper documents. The FF-640 is available from a variety of stores for about $580.