My scanner works just fine. It really does.
I have some friends who paid a lot of money for their super sonic, break the speed of sound scanners. To hear them brag on their babies makes me a little envious as if I’m tech slumming with my machine that’s a quarter of the cost. Then I take a 20,000 foot view and realize that my scanner is faster than me. It’s always waiting on me. I’m never waiting on it. I throw some papers in the automatic feeder, start the next thing and by the time I’m ready to do anything with my scanned doc, it’s waiting.
So what good would faster do for me?
Couldn’t we all be happy with what we already have if we examined our motivates for wanting something different?
Onword and Upwords by Dennis Brady 