Any fun uses for Logitech Scanman?

[Impmon]

I have a couple (greyscale) sitting around because the required interface
card is ISA only and is quite obsolete (beside a $30 flatbed scanner does
more)

So any fun use? The 4" long LED bar looks like something that could have
been part of a phaser rifle. How about the imaging sensor, any idea what
the res is?

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[Watson A.Name - "Watt Sun]

In article <3fe8b75a_1@newspeer2.tds.net>, Impmon@digi.mon
mentioned...

I have a couple (greyscale) sitting around because the required interface
card is ISA only and is quite obsolete (beside a $30 flatbed scanner does
more)

So any fun use? The 4" long LED bar looks like something that could have
been part of a phaser rifle. How about the imaging sensor, any idea what
the res is?

I have one also. I still have the PC connected to it, so I guess I
could always try to fire it up and live with the DOS/W3.1 world again.
;-P


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