What is the best scanner to meet my needs?

I need to buy a scanner to meet these needs:

1. Can accept either USB 1.1 OR 2.0
2. In a price range from $75 to $99
3. The best combination of speed to scan business papers and receipts
into a database AND quality scanning for photos. Probably 2400 X 2400 DPI
optical.
4. Ability to scan transparent negatives and positives.
5. I have Paperport Deliuxe 9 to organize the scans into a database. I
also have Photoshop to do retouching and fixes to photos. Therefore it is
not necessary to have similar software bundled with the scanner.
6. I don't know if this is an option, but it would be good if I could
reduce the resolution to gain speed when I am scanning business papers, and
raise the resolution when scanning photos.

Can you suggest a scanner that would appear to meet my needs?

I forgot to mention I am using Windows 2000 Pro operating system.


"RReznikoff" <2rreznikoff@charter.net> wrote in message
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> I need to buy a scanner to meet these needs:
>
> 1. Can accept either USB 1.1 OR 2.0
> 2. In a price range from $75 to $99
> 3. The best combination of speed to scan business papers and receipts
> into a database AND quality scanning for photos. Probably 2400 X 2400 DPI
> optical.
> 4. Ability to scan transparent negatives and positives.
> 5. I have Paperport Deliuxe 9 to organize the scans into a database. I
> also have Photoshop to do retouching and fixes to photos. Therefore it is
> not necessary to have similar software bundled with the
scanner.
> 6. I don't know if this is an option, but it would be good if I could
> reduce the resolution to gain speed when I am scanning business papers,
and
> raise the resolution when scanning photos.
>
> Can you suggest a scanner that would appear to meet my needs?
>
>

Any current model scanner selling a t $99.00 will do. Honest. There's
nothing to it.