Best Scanners for Mac

great product, excellent build quality and intuitive integration with the mac.

i'm relatively new to the mac side of things but have been in it and the pc world for 20 years.

i use it on the macintosh platform along with mariner software's "paperless" software for organizing and cataloging.

this is a very good scanner, particularly since there are so few good options for mac users.

as the previous user stated on a mac this thing requires admin passwords 6 times and after that long process you're greated with abbyy finereader software that looks like it's circa 1995.

the epson ships with software for both macintosh and windows systems.

the machine scans docs really fast but the abby software takes kind of a long time to process them.

never having been satisfied, i more or less gave up a few years ago and went with a multi-function machine that does everything...albeit not so well.

superb product / simple to set up / simple to use / reliable / only consideration should be if scanning multiple page documents machine has no feed single page only / otherwise a great value product

- it's mac compatible!

it had been frustrating to see slide scanners for use with pcs but not for macs.

i'm using it with the mac 10.5 os.

i don't use the editing software so i can't comment on that, but this is a great scanner for a mac user.

the machine is very user friendly and offers many functional options, the only down side is it doesn't have a feed, so you have to manually insert each item.

it's definitely not a heavy duty model, and not the fastest, so don't expect it to be quick like the xerox machines at fedex kinko's.

machine does make good copies.

this scanner to any other standalong scanner (such as the canon 8800) because i've never used the 8800, but i can compare this with the scanners that are part of fax machines or all-in-one printers.

i have a mac and it was easy set up and use.

i had an hp multisystem machine which i always struggled to scan pictures.

admittedly, i can't compare this scanner to any other standalong scanner (such as the canon 8800) because i've never used the 8800, but i can compare this with the scanners that are part of fax