Peripheral Products - Accessories
 | Digitizers/Scanners Selection: |
| 1) 46085A Control Dial Box (1985) | |
| 2) 45086A 32-Button Box (1985) | |
| 3) 46089A 4-Button Cursor (1985) | |
| 4) 88290A PC Interface For ScanJet (1987) | |
| 5) M1309A Trackball (1988) | |
| 6) 88296A ISA Interface For ScanJet Plus (1989) | |
| 7) 88395A ScanJet Plus MAC Interface (1989) | |
HP was never a major player in the digitizer market. The company only ever made small-format digitizers for connection to HP computers only. However, HP quickly became a major force in the scanner market when it entered the business in 1987 with the ScanJet. HP could reasonably described as the primary industry innovator in desktop scanners during its first five years in the business. By the end of the 1990s, most desktop scanners came in the form of multi-function products (integrated print, scan, copy, fax). HP's original ScanJet was developed at the Boise Division, and immediately transferred to the Greeley Division where subsequent development took place. The museum has a collection of software available for download for the scanners. Click here for the software listing. | |
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