Canon CanoScan LiDE90 Color Image Scanner (2167B002) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Canon
Category: CE
Buy New: $99.99
New (4) from $99.99
Rating:  60 reviews
Color: Gray/Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 7.5
Dimensions (in): 14.4 x 9.9 x 1.6
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: 2167B002
Model: 2167B002
UPC: 013803081039
EAN: 0013803081039
ASIN: B000V2RUBE
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Four buttons to scan, copy, email attachments, and create PDFs | | • | Advanced Z-Lid system scans difficult items | | • | Retouching technology removes dust, scratches, fading, graininess, and backlighting | | • | 2400 X 4800 color dpi | | • | Compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems |
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Amazon.com Product Description
Canon CanoScan LiDE90 Color Image Scanner makes scanning documents simple, with just four easy buttons you can use to quickly scan, copy, email attachments, and create PDFs. The CanoScan's Advanced Z-Lid system makes it easy to complete scans of even difficult items, such as thick notebooks that won't lie flat, curled pages, or faded original prints. Sophisticated retouching technology further enhances your scans while automatically removing dust, scratches, fading, graininess, and backlighting. The CanoScan LiDE90 produces vividly clear scans with color resolution up to 2400 by 4800 dpi. One simple USB 2.0 interface cable equips you with a high-speed connection that provides the fastest image transfers and scanning speeds possible, and the machine's dual compatibility makes it a cinch to use with both Windows and Mac operating systems. The scanner measures 14.4 by 9.9 by 1.6 inches, and weighs 12 pounds. What's in the Box
CanoScan LiDE90 scanner, cross sell sheet, quick start and spec sheet, safety precautions, setup software and user's guide CD-ROM, warranty card, stand, and USB cable.
Product Description
Looking for simple, high-quality scanning in one super-sleek machine? Four easy buttons automate the entire process, so it's a snap to scan, copy and create e-mail attachments or PDFs. Your results will be impressive, with color dpi resolution of up to 2400 x 4800. The Advanced Z-Lid lets you produce clear, complete scans even of thick originals such as notebooks. Built-in retouching technology can further enhance your final images with automatic corrections for dust & scratches, fading, graininess and backlighting. And to reduce the number of wires in your work area, one simple cable provides power and a USB 2.0 Hi-Speed connection. Fewer wires - One convenient cable to your computer provides both a USB connection and power. Auto-Image Fix - The built-in Auto-Image Fix feature via Easy PhotoPrint EX helps you produce amazing results. Dual compatibility - It works with both Windows and Mac operating systems. Faster data - The USB 2.0 interface enables the fastest possible image transfers and scanning speeds. Compatible with Windows and Mac.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 55 more reviews...
 Pain-enducing scanner November 23, 2008
M. Geraghty
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This scanner will break your heart. It is made out of such flimsy plastic that any untoward pressure on it will cause it to seize up. For 80% of scans the moving scanning part will get stuck and seize up as it reaches the 66% mark on the screen surface. I use this scanner for scanning my handwritten notebooks. The only way to do this is to rip the pages out and scan each sheet separately as the weight of any notebook or book will cause the scanner to get stuck two thirds of the way through. But even that is no guarantee to problem free scanning. So I recently took to using smaller notebooks so that I would use less surface area of the screen and thereby avoid the dreaded 2/3 area where it gets caught. This worked well for a while, using only the latter half of the screen, till recently it started seizing up even in this half of the screen. The only way now to make a complete scan is to hold one end of the scanner up while the scanner is going down the screen, so as to allow the plastic wheel mechanism not to get caught as it routinely does, and then quickly adjust to tilt it up at the other end as the wheel makes its way back up the screen. So you get exercise while you scan! True this is a cheap scanner but I would recommend you throw your $60 out the window over buying it as that way you will save yourself a whole lot of grief in attempting to perform a simple task, such as scanning a sheet of paper, that is way beyond this piece of plastic's ability. I would never buy Canon again after this. Any recommendations for a light-weight but functional document scanner?
Bang for the Buzz November 11, 2008
Panochey (Alta California)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was in need of a scanner for my laptop, as the interface with my HP7XXX series all-in-one sucked as far as scanning went. After much review reading here and at Newegg, I decided that for the cost the LiDE90 was probably what I was looking for.
My only real need was to scan B&W documents for work. To this the LiDE90 has performed well, with one caveat. It is, as many reviewers have noted, a noisy little bugger. Maybe noisy is unfair. How about buzzy? The carriage movement is on the loud side, meaning that in general it doesn't bother me but I would be hesitant to use it with someone sleeping in the room. So if you are planning to use this in stealth mode forget it, but other than that you should be fine. Color scans range in the 2mg size, greyscale 80kb.
Overall it does the job at a good price. I will report back when it gives up the ghost, (as all things must).
 Works well with Vista October 13, 2008
Anne K. Arnold
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Purchased this scanner since previous HP scanner was not compatible with Vista at all. This scanner was a huge improvement. The scan quality is good and it doesn't take up much space on my desk as well.
Totally disappointed ... but it might be my misfortune with Cannon October 6, 2008
Franz S. (Guadalajara, Jalisco Mexico)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I got the device. I scanned 6 pictures. That's all.
Just a week after, I tried to use the scanner. The mechanism jammed at midway, making this "particular noise" I know, the noise that let you know that device simply screwed up.
I believe I did not handle the scanner inappropriately. I'm used to handle and keep all my e-devices with, -sometimes going extreme-, care. I unlocked the device as supposed to. The rest of the procedure to use the scanner is not big deal -is very convenient, by the way-.
Now. I'm hesitating in proceeding with the warranty claim. Why? I like to spend no more for nothing. Earlier, years ago I purchased a Cannon digital camera. The camera spoiled as well -the mechanism to close the lens got clogged in between and stop responding-. I sent it for warranty, but I NEVER EVER OBTAINED A RESPONSE FROM CANNON, despite several phone calls and e-mails I made. One more: before this LIDE 90, I had a Cannon scanner as well -I can't recall model number, I guess it was the "1200" or so-. I loved the way this scanner worked ... unfortunately ... it became broken ... same failure as today with this LIDE 90 ...
Conclusion.- I would not like to ran and rave about Cannon. Is not my personal style. I just want to recommend: thing twice about when getting something from Cannon.
 Canon flatbed scanner September 18, 2008
Douglas Baty (Sacramento California)
I'm a bit disappointed by this sleek scanner. It's advantage is that it is thin/light and doesn't require a power brick - it is powered by the USB connection. The quality of scans are good. Control thu the TWAIN interface (if you can access that) is good. It accepts pages up to 8-1/2 X 12.
The disadvantages are as follows:
(1) The polyglot of software that comes with it does not result in a plug&play product. I haven't gotten the 4 automatic buttons on the scanner to work well yet. The pop-up window doesn't point to where I want to go. I can access the TWAIN interface thru my paint program, but not thru Canon's software. My wife doesn't like that.
(2) It is much slower than expected, especially at high resolutions.
(3) The new scanner arrived at my house with the lock-for-shipping switch in the unlock position. This model is so lightweight it probably doesn't need one, but I do wonder what is happening in the QC department of the factory.
Canon has discontinued this model for a new one, which, unfortunately, I couldn't wait for. Other than being almost small enought to be portable, I'm afraid I can't recommend this Canon LiDE90 over a bulky HP or Epson box.
Douglas Baty, IT specialist. This product used in my home.
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