Epson has a […] If you’re over the age of 30, there’s a good chance that you have a shoebox or 2 somewhere in your home filled with old pictures.

I've been reviewing the Epson FastFoto FF-640, which is a feed-through duplex scanner for scanning printed photos and paper documents. The FF-640 is available from a variety of stores for about $580.

Enter the Epson FastFoto (FF-680W), the only home scanner on the market that can batch-process up to 35 photos at a time, with scanning speeds up to 80 photos per minute.

Epson's promotional materials for the scanner always showed images facing upward, so that's how I dropped in my stacks of photos. There was no discernible difference in quality between the front ...

Epson is looking to unearth that treasure pile of moments with the new FastFoto FF-640, which can scan, sort and even post your entire photo collection at a rate of one photo per second.

Tech Review: The Epson FastFoto FF-640 — which can scan printed photos and documents — is fast and has great software for organization and adjustments, although it’s a bit expensive at $580.

Documents are scanned almost as fast as photos, at 45 pages per minute. Internally, the scanner computes at 10-bits per channel (so 30-bits for color), with output at 8-bits per channel.

Rejoice! You won't have to scan photo prints one by one anymore, or risk having them ripped in your scanner's document feeder. The Epson FastFoto FF-680W ($599.99) is a worthy successor to the ...

The scanner connects to your PC via USB cable or wirelessly and can accommodate batches of up to 36 photos at a time. At its default 300 dpi setting, the Epson can scan around one photo per second.

Epson calls it the world's fastest personal photo scanner, and at one photo per second, it's impressively quick. For anybody who's ever laboriously ganged-up batch after batch of just a few photos at ...

When the scanner starts on your stack of photos, you'll be surprised how fast things go. If you opt for the post-scan processing, you'll hardly notice it, but it will add a few seconds to the end ...