Pocket Lint had a look at this flatbed scanner from HP:

Flatbed scanners are increasingly able to do more and more in terms of the bits you can scan on them, and like many flatbeds at the 4890’s level, scanning multiple film formats as part of the package is a must have, particularly if you want to archive and/or restore old film shots. This flatbed scanner offers a host of neat tools to do just that, from up to A4 reflective/print originals or up to 30 35mm slides or negatives in one swallow. It can also handle up top two 120 format and one 5x4-inch neg or slide as well. Scanning times are pretty fast, although this depends on the resolution you are scanning at, the amount of dust/dirt removal you want to apply (low, medium, high or none) and where the scan is going, say, if you’re scanning into another application such as Photoshop or straight to disk..



Link: Pocket Lint