upgrade or leave alone USB 1.0?

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Dell Dimension 4100, 1 gig PIII, 512 meg RAM, Win2k Pro, 80 gig hard disk,
USB 1.0.

I am considering buying a scanner and I will be an infrequent user. I
understand newer peripherals come with USB 2.0; would there be any
significant issues other than slow transfer rates between a scanner using
USB 2.0 and my system's 1.0?

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A scanner SHOULD be backwards compatible to USB 1.1, which is what I suspect is
built-into the Dimension 4100 motherboard. A scanner is not such a screamer
that it would be greatly impaired by USB 1.1. You always have the option to add
a USB 2.0 card into your system... Ben Myers

On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 15:50:45 GMT, "bullseye"
<bullseye35@deletetheextrastuff@excite.com> wrote:

>Dell Dimension 4100, 1 gig PIII, 512 meg RAM, Win2k Pro, 80 gig hard disk,
>USB 1.0.
>
>I am considering buying a scanner and I will be an infrequent user. I
>understand newer peripherals come with USB 2.0; would there be any
>significant issues other than slow transfer rates between a scanner using
>USB 2.0 and my system's 1.0?
>
>
>