The company does make a pair of scanners worth taking a look at. As SCSI models go, it's easy to install, and Hewlett Packard always does a good job with the documentation it includes with its products. The ScanJet has a number of items in its favor. There are a couple of minor issues. The preview mode for scanning images has very few options.
Users can only sharpen or crop images.
Some images may need to be adjusted for changes in flesh tone and color after they've been scanned. Overall, the ScanJet 5PSE provides above average performance and good scanning quality and would be an excellent choice for the home or small office. The new technology helps speed up and simplify scanning while producing images that are hard to beat in terms of clarity and quality. If there's a downside to the ScanJet 5100C, it's that it isn't compatible with some Hewlett Packard DeskJet printers, particularly the DeskJet 690 series of desktop printers. Aside from that minor incompatibility problem, the ScanJet 5100C would be a great choice for users who want a dependable scanner with a wide variety of image and document management software.