When I was a child, I remember being obsessed with my mother's photos. I'd spend hours flipping through ancient photo albums and staring at old pictures of me and my siblings or wedding photos from ...

Scanners that scan to a file without needing a computer are nothing new, but they're rare enough to be noteworthy. In the case of the Pandigital Personal Photo Scanner/Converter PanScn06 ($149.99 ...

Taking a physical photo and turning into a digital images requires a special touch. To do it well, you’ll need a quality photo scanner that can match your desired outcome. When considering speed and ...

One step up in size from the Kodak P460 Personal Photo Scanner ($99.99, 4 stars) that I reviewed a few months ago, the Kodak P570 Personal Photo Scanner ($99.99 direct), is aimed at the same ...

Whether it is for your work, important government documents, or family photos, having a desktop scanner gives us the ability to convert the impermanent physical to a fileable, digital record. From ...

Which photo scanner is best? With the right photo scanner, you can upload several images and documents in a short period. However, depending on what types of images you want to scan, you may require ...

With the advent of smartphones and laptops that are getting thinner and thinner for portability, many businesses are now mobile. However, there’s one item that you can’t take with you on the go, and ...

Given the fact that we’re leading a highly digital life, the need for scanners has only grown over the past few years. This is where photo scanners come into the equation. While there are plenty of ...

Pandigital announced today that it has expanded its line of innovative photo scanners with a new model — the Pandigital PANSCN06 Personal Photo Scanner/Converter — that can scan print photos up to 8 ½ ...

Hey boys and girls, it's GADGET TIME! I've got a real hum-dinger this time, too - a brand new Kodak P461 Personal Photo Scanner. This has the promise of being one of the most useful gadgets I've ...

A scanner specialized for reading photographs up to 4x6". It uses the same principles as a larger desktop scanner, but is generally a low-cost, consumer-oriented device geared for digitizing home ...