Multiple scanning of photos

Soooooo, since I've learned that my Officejet 4500 and other printers with the "newer" drivers don't scan multimple photos and separate them out as my old HP Officejet J6480. My question now is -
IS THERE A HP SCANNER/PRINTER THAT WILL DO THIS EFFICIENTLY?? or do I have to go over to Cannon or Lexmark or somethiing?
And, no --- the odd - break-it-apart 'solution' offered is not what I call efficent. I wan'na stick'em on the glass, and pick them up the way I used to.
Rosalind
HP Customer since '1995

Thanks for your feedback.
This feature has been implemented in 2013/2014 HP Printers, where you can scan multiple photos at a time.
Some of the models I remember
HP ENVY 4500 e-All-in-One Printer
HP Officejet 4630 e-All-in-One Printer
Officejet 8620/30/50
All HP's latest printers support this feature
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