In short, you need the paper surface to be directly in contact with the glass to get the best possible scan. The Epson V39 uses Contact Image Sensors (CIS). These are the shortcut buttons for scanning and other features, like saving to the cloud, email, Facebook (gasp!). You can do so with the Canon as well, just that the lid will there there.
One notable feature that Canon does not have is on the Epson, you can remove the lid.
The Epson V39 is a budget flatbed scanner that's price competitive with the Canon Lide 220. So this time I decided to try something different and get an Epson scanner instead. If you've read my article on scanner comparison and Canon Lide 220, you might remember that I use a Canon scanner.
I've recently bought a new scanner for the office. Update: I was told this scanner may have some visual problems while scanning at 1200DPI and higher, similar to the Canon LiDE 400 scanner I've reviewed.
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