The problem of cleaning out those accumulated treasure troves of letters, documents and photographs is becoming a bigger problem for professionals and businesses alike. Many people are turning to ...

I would bet good money that everyone reading this has a box (or album) of old photos in their closet or attic. Old photos are great, but enjoying them and sharing them can be a hassle. Scanning photos ...

Epson has unveiled a new photo scanner meant to help people organize and restore their old photo collections. The scanner is called the FastFoto FF-640 and it was designed to help people save all ...

I would bet good money that everyone reading this has a box (or album) of old photos in their closet or attic. Old photos are great, but enjoying them and sharing them can be a hassle. I can't tell ...

If you're like most people, you have a multi-function fax/print/scan device that you use for scanning, or you just use your smartphone. If you're a little more serious, maybe you also have a flatbed.

Epson wants to help take old photos from a shoebox in the attic to a cloud-backed digital file — on Tuesday, August 7, Epson launched the FastFoto FF-680W scanner. Epson claims the FF-680W is the ...

Our new Epson FastFoto scanner sucked in photos so fast it made us laugh. Put a stack in, and the photos jump through the scanner like they've been shot out of a cannon. Typical speed is one per ...

Epson today introduced the FastFoto FF-640 high-speed photo and document scanner poised to change the way people preserve and share the billions of photos tucked away in attics, basements, garages, ...

A scanner is not one of those peripherals you usually jump for joy about, but Epson’s new FastFoto FF-640 is an exception. The FF-640 is touted as the world’s fastest photo scanner, and is capable of ...

Editor's take: I've inherited several albums and boxes of loose family photos over the years. They're nestled out of harm's way in my safe alongside other important documents and keepsakes but at some ...

I would bet good money that everyone reading this has a box (or album) of old photos in their closet or attic. Old photos are great, but enjoying them and sharing them can be a hassle. I can't tell ...