Absolutely ... while not strictly a financial investment, it's a tool, one that should give years of good service. It's an investment just as my automotive tools are an investment, enabling me to work creatively and efficiently, to derive pleasure from my work, and to save time and money by not having to go to outside sources to make scans. And, to put it in financial terms, which you seem to be considering, the more I use it the more $$ I'll save, so it will provide a return on the initial investment.
"Mike Ignatiev" wrote: > > scanner as an investment? i suppose you invest in pc's as well? :)
