HP LaserJet 4000n

Pros: Maximum reliability, network support, cost per page

Cons: No color

The Bottom Line: Unless you need color, this is a great printer for any home user or small office setting.

Review: Over the years I have owned several ink jet printers including some professional HP models. In every case they ended up being more hassle and expense then they were worth due to ink drying up or just plain the high cost of cartraiges. So I finally ...

Pros: Great for a small office. Worth the price.

Cons: We still have to actually load paper into it when it runs out.

The Bottom Line: The piece of mind this printer brings for your small office is well worth the price tag.

Review: We've been using the 4000N in our plant office for about 7 months now. We got it from an old plant from a company we bought out and shut down. But ever since then, things couldn't be better.

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Pros: Small footprint; easy to opearate; simple to use; built-in NIC.

Cons: None

Review: The need for small footprint workgroup/ departmental network attached laser printers can never be overestimated in my experience. And when it comes to this class of printer, no company does it better than Hewlett Packard, and no printer has better ...

Pros: High-volume capability, PostScript Level 2, great design

Cons: Nothing really major

The Bottom Line: It's a great printer! If you need to print a lot, or need a durable printer, get it immediately!

Review: Introduction: The LaserJet 4000N is a printer for a medium-volume workgroup printer. You may be wondering why a 18 year old college freshman has one. The reason is because I have 10 older computers, which all can use an older printer. They use older ...