That’s the question I asked myself when I received the HP LaserJet 2600n, a network-enabled, color laser printer for under $400. The answer isn’t a big surprise – they cut a few corners.

In the ongoing quest to find parts for new projects by scavenging old devices, the curiously sane and benevolent team at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories took apart an HP Color LaserJet 2600n. They … ...

The HP Color LaserJet 2600n ties for the title of lowest-price color laser to date. But it ups the ante by including an Ethernet connection. Even better, it offers reasonably good performance and ...

I've had this printer for about two months. It never seemed to really work as well as I had anticipated. Now I am not sure if there is something I can do about this or if I just got a crap printer ...

Taiwan market: HP debuts Color LaserJet 2600n According to IDC, HP sold 4,340 color laser printers in the local market had 47.1% of the market last quarter. Local demand for color laser printers ...