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Product Description	Canon CanoScan 4400F Scanner : With the digital age in full swing, now is the time to digitally archive those shoeboxes full of old photos and personal files that are bursting at the seams.... More Canon CanoScan 4400F Scanner : With the digital age in full swing, now is the time to digitally archive those shoeboxes full of old photos and personal files that are bursting at the seams. The scanning solution fit most budgets and lifestyles. The new CanoScan 4400F Color Image Scanner offers the latest in design, ease of use and affordability. Digitizing photos, slides, negatives, and important documents is easier than ever before with the newest features on the Canon scanner. The CanoScan 4400F scans photos at a maximum of 4800 x 9600 dpi optical resolution for clear and sharp images. The CanoScan 4400F scanner even feature a built-in Film Adapter Unit (FAU) to make scanning of 35mm negatives and mounted slides a breeze. Less	This is simple, high-performance scanning at its best. Four easy buttons automate the entire process, and the new Auto Scan mode makes it even easier: It actually detects the type of original... More This is simple, high-performance scanning at its best. Four easy buttons automate the entire process, and the new Auto Scan mode makes it even easier: It actually detects the type of original you're scanning—a photo, business card, notebook or form—automatically adjusts settings for the optimal results, then scans and saves the image. Less
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Key Features
Max. Resolution (Interpolated)	-	19200 x 19200 dpi
Connectivity Technology	USB 2.0	USB 2.0
Scanner Type	Flatbed Scanner	Flatbed Scanner
Optical Resolution	4800 dpi	2400 dpi
Max. Color Depth	48-bit Color	48-bit Color
Max. Resolution (Hardware)	4800 x 9600 dpi	2400 x 4800 dpi
Platform	PC, Mac	PC, Mac
Technical Features
Scan Element Type	CCD	Contact Image Sensor (CIS)
Max. Gray Depth	16-bit (64K Gray Levels)	16-bit (64K Gray Levels)
Input Type	Color	Color
Light Source	Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp	RGB LED
Film Scanning Capabilities	35mm Filmstrip • Negative Film • Mounted Slides	-
Form Factor	Desktop	Desktop
Control Panel Buttons	Scan • Copy • E-mail • PDF	-
Special Features	OCR Capability	-
Media
Max. Supported Media Size	8.5' x 11.7'	8.5' x 11.7'
Media Loading Method	Manual Load	Manual Load
Media Type	-	Business Cards • Plain Paper • Bulk Objects (Books, etc.)
System Requirements
Operating System	Apple Mac OS X 10.2 • Apple Mac OS X 10.x • Microsoft Windows 2000 • Microsoft Windows 98 • Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition • Microsoft Windows XP	Microsoft Windows 2000 • Microsoft Windows XP • Microsoft Windows Vista • Apple Mac OS X 10.4 • Apple Mac OS X 10.3.9 • Apple Mac OS X 10.5 • Apple Mac OS X 10.4.11
Platform	PC • Mac	PC • Mac
Dimensions
Weight	6.2 lb.	3.5 lb.
Depth	3.3 in.	14.6 in.
Height	18.7 in.	1.6 in.
Width	10.2 in.	9.9 in.
Warranty
Warranty	1 Year	1 Year
Miscellaneous
Included Accessories	USB Cable	USB Cable
Family Line	Canon CanoScan	Canon CanoScan
Product ID	36519326	70779643
Product MPN
MPN	1306B008AB	2923B002

Consumer Reviews
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Product Review Summary 3.9 Based on 8 user reviews 88% recommend this product 5 stars 3 4 stars 3 3 stars 1 2 stars 1 star 1 Pros None Yet Cons None Yet Good For None Yet Consumer Reviews 352 ~~ JET SET WITH THE CANON CANOSCAN CS4400F FLATBED SCANNER ~~ bykbolton72 Jan 12, 2008 23 Helpfuls 24 Helpfuls Was this review helpful? Pros Scans everything, beautiful resolution, easy to use Cons pricey investment Recommended it? Yes When is the last time anyone in civilized society has used a scanner? I mean, paper pictures? Slides? Negatives? What in the world are those?? Anyone who was born before the year 2000 has photo albums, photo boxes and storage that requires no electricity, computer or batteries! I am such... Read full review » 82 Great Bang for the Buck byCollectonian Dec 25, 2006 19 Helpfuls 20 Helpfuls Was this review helpful? Pros fast, quiet, affordable, can scan color and B&W 35 mm negatives, nice TWAIN driver Cons the negative carriage holder is flimsy cardstock, most of the bundled software sucks Recommended it? Yes My best friend bought me this scanner for Christmas, after I researched some models and let him know which one to get. I picked this particular model because of the low price, high resolution, and because it is a flatbed scanner that can also handle negatives. I've been using it for... Read full review » Read All Reviews » Consumer Reviews 2 A scanner that gives excellent quality images, but only for "flat" documents byjamesat Mar 1, 2011 9 Helpfuls 10 Helpfuls Was this review helpful? Pros -Scans documents in very high resolution (up to 600 dpi)<br>-Automatic detection of... Cons -Renders blurred images for inclined documents<br>-Automatic detection of documents... Recommended it? Yes I had to buy a new scanner to be able to scan my old family photos. Having used a Microtek Scanwizard scanner (forgot model) for about 5 years, I have been fully contented with it not until it had rendered "film-like line-colors" on the photos it scanned, probably because of its age. When I... Read full review » Read All Reviews »