Hewlett-Packard plans to bolster its laser printer line-up next week, adding models designed to lower the cost of making documents look sharp, CNET News.com has learned. Eight new printers, ranging ...

Oftentimes, a simple mono laser printer is the best and most economical way to serve the print demands of a busy shared office and the HP LaserJet Pro 4001dn (known as the 4002dn outside the US) is ...

The best HP printers I've reviewed are well-suited to the home and office, with an incredible range of model types, from inkjet and laser printers to its popular refillable Smart Tank models. I've ...

There’s no shortage of printer deals out there, which will make it hard to narrow down your options. If you want a recommendation, here’s an offer that you’d probably find attractive — the HP LaserJet ...

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HP is well known for its printers, and they offer several different types of laser printers. Laser printers use a toner cartridge and laser to fuse the toner on to the paper, printing the words and ...

For a moderate monthly volume of text pages, this little mono laser printer is ideal. It’s not great with graphics, and there’s no display, but its rapid and reliable duplex printing at this ...

Quality laser printers are a necessity for home offices and businesses for managing your documents and printing needs. Brother and HP are two of the more popular laser printer brands, and it helps to ...

Tuned for speed and attractive output, this small-office printer sings–but it hits a sour note with high-priced toner and absurdly expensive memory. The $500 (as of ...

The HP Color LaserJet CP3505n Printer offers notable extras, including a Web-based print cost estimator, but it comes up just a touch short on the basics. Business Applications - DEFAULT SETTINGS - ...

Howdy Folks,<BR><BR>I may buy a laser printer for home use in the near future. I would like to keep my expenditure around the $300 level or less. Networking and PostScript emulation would be nice.