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    Tips & Tricks Video Game Codebook Volume 17 Issue 4 (June 2010)
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    Tips & Tricks Video Game Codebook Volume 17 Issue 3 (May 2010)
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    PlayAction Strategies - Super Nintendo (1992)
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  4. If you are prepared to risk a second hand unit I'd suggest grabbing a Fujitsu fi-5650c off eBay like this ...... If you get one working unit with no scratches on the glass (from some idiot pushing a document through with a staple still attached) then they will do everything up to A3 no problems at all. I got one off eBay and it has been brilliant. There is likely plenty of places you can get it serviced Stateside and if you do get dust inside the device it is fairly easy to open them up to clean the glass with the top optics being particularly easy. Add to that ISIS drivers and Quickscan software and it's a veritable scanning monster at around sixty pages per minute in duplex. They also scan those fluro/neon colors far better than other units although all the Fujitsu's tend to be good in that regard. The only problem I have had is the greasy tissue thin paper stocks used on American magazines which can cause slipping with older pickup rollers, resulting in a few bad scans. I HATE American mags with a vengeance because of their crappy paper which is why I tend to have predominantly UK magazine scans over at OGM. Much better for my sanity sticking with magazines made of newsprint or better paper stock. In all fairness I think that particular problem affects most ADF style scanners anyway. If you do decide to get one of these make sure you ask the seller what number is displayed on the function display on startup. Devices in working condition cycle from "P" to "1" on boot up. If it sits on "P" or any other letter or number then there is a hardware problem or they had paper in the ADF feed when they turned the unit on. If they say it is in working condition and it isn't you can always send it back anyway.
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  5. The cheapest is probably the FI-7460, which is what E-Day has. I don't think he's actually ever used it to scan any oversized mags, which is a shame, but it IS A3 capable. Somebody send him some UK mags! https://www.amazon.com/Fujitsu-PA03710-B055-Document-Scanner/dp/B01GY37TBY And on the higher end you've got the FI-7700, which also includes a flatbed so you get the best of both worlds. https://www.amazon.com/Fujitsu-PA03710-B055-Document-Scanner/dp/B01GY37TBY Obviously both of these are out of most people's price ranges, which is why most of us use A4 scanners (which are fine for almost all USA/Japanese mags)
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