HEWLETT-PACKARD ScanJet G4010 Photo Scanner Flatbed scanner

HEWLETT-PACKARD ScanJet G4010 Photo Scanner - Specification HP Scanjet G4010 - L1956A#B1P Feature Product Features Technical details Button functions 4 TWAIN version 1.9 Size 11.93 x 20 x 3.86" Supported im (...) See more See less

age formats Reflective scan of printed photos up to 8.5 x 12.3 inches, transmissive scans of positive and negative film, 35 mm negative film strips, mounted slides Processor clock speed 1600MHz Maximum scan area 8.5 x 12.3" Number of cartons per pallet 10 Control panel 4 front-panel buttons (Copy, Scan, Scan film, Scan to PDF) Weight 9.6 lblbs Pallet weight 659 lb; 539.8 lb (EMEA)lbs Package weight 12.23 lblbs Number of layers per pallet 5 Product weight optional (imperial) 9.6 lb Product weight optional (metric) 4.4 kg Scan resolution enhanced disclaimer (short) The maximum dpi at which you can scan is limited by available computer memory, disk space and other system factors. Scan resolution enhanced disclaimer (long) What is the maximum resolution at which I can scan? HP Scanjet scanning systems will allow you to specify a resolution of up to 999,999 enhanced dpi. In addition, by using lower dpi and high-scale factors (enlarging the image using dimension or resize tool), you can achieve a very high enhanced dpi. However, it is important to note that the maximum resolution that can be actually achieved depends upon various factors, including computer speed, available disk space, memory, the size of the image being scanned, and bit depth settings. Thus, depending on your system and what you are scanning, you may not be able to scan at certain resolutions. For example, using the same image and same dpi, scanning in 24-bit color requires at least 24 times more memory (in the form of hard disk space and available memory) than scanning in 1-bit black and white. In addition, the size of the area being scanned is very important. For example, scanning a 4 x 6-inch photograph at 999,999 enhanced dpi and 24-bit color requires over 64 terabytes of disk space; thus, if your computer has a 50 gigabyte hard disk, which would be quite large, such a scan would require ov (Description excerpted from: Micomonline)