Minolta PS 3000
Now you can make clear, crisp, non-distorted copies of bound publications, even thick reference books or three dimensional objects, with Minolta's revolutionary PS 3000 Publication Scanner. While most scanners require books to be scanned face down, damaging fragile bindings, the PS 3000 scans them in a face up position, using an adjustable cradle to provide gentle, non-stressful support. Even rate, fragile and deteriorating books can be scanned easily without damage to the pages or spine.
Minolta PS 7000
The first big advantage of the Minolta PS 7000 is face-up scanning: the ability to scan valuable books without too much handling. For large-size books, archival records, artwork, ledgers, legal documents and other bound materials, face-up scanning eliminates the need to turn volumes over in face-down position - offering greater protection to fragile bindings. With a scanning area of 17" x 23-3/8", the PS 7000 lets you scan even oversized bound volumes with ease. You'll get clean, crisp images, with up to 600 dpi resolution. You can output your scanned image direct to PC or printer, and a single button switches your output from PC-connect to direct-print mode. Scan, save, share, print -- Minolta does it all!