ScuzzBlog: Diaries November 2018 Entry 1st November 2018: Post 01: Power Scanner Amiga Power Scanner Never was a great fan of the hand scanner given that they generally were black and white and the results a little hit and miss. For my scanning needs I tended to use a digitizer and video capture, but then I did tend to like working in animation. Power Computing were very popular in the day and they had a very good range of kit on sale. Just flip open any of the more common Amiga magazines from the period and you will be sure to find a full page and often double page spread for Power Computing. I must have spent way too much money on kit from them. I did update the web site a while back with a whole series of hand scanners and was somewhat disappointed I couldn't find the Power Scanner to show. So imagine my delight when sifting deep into some plastic tubs for other things to find not only the boxed scanner but other loose scanners and yet another boxed scanner. I do recall obtaining quite a few of these but never getting round to trying them out. They look very interesting and quite professional. This unit whilst marketed for the 3000 and 4000 seems to have varying instructions that suggest an A500 set up. So I am not sure just where the instruction manuals come from originally. This unit is definitely connected to the parallel port with a ribbon that then can serve your printer. I didn't try the scanner though it looks the business. Power Scanner

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