HP LaserJet 5000n

Pros: Large format, fast, reliable

Cons: none

Review: If you cant tell by my other opinions in these category I just love HP Laser printers. To me they are the best on the market, and their prices are competitive. I have yet to find any printer that is made better than HP, and in my job which is computer...

Pros: Rock solid reliability, fast fast fast

Cons: Forced maintenance interval at 150,000 pages

The Bottom Line: For any business where 11x17 printing or high volumes are required, check out this printer.

Review: This printer was a surprise delivery from our head office. The first thing you notice is the size of the box it comes in. Well, it's almost a crate, really. But it is made out of cardboard so I guess you'd call it a box. Either way, you'll want to have...

Pros: Fast, Quiet, Reliable, Durable Printer

Cons: Only Prints Black and White

Review: The HP LaserJet 5000 N is a very quiet, efficient, and highly flexible printer which unparalleled performance to every other printer in the department where it is located.

The HP LaserJet 5000 N prints very fast, clear, and...

Pros: 1200 x 1200 DPI images, low toner usage, quality and durability

Cons: Rally not worth mentioning - well maybe a little slow compared to some newer models

The Bottom Line: Solid, sturdy - a printer that creates nice impressions and stands up to abuse

Review: What makes the HP LaserJet 5000N printer special? * It's a Hewlett Packard * 1200 x 1200 DPI * 17 PPM (13 Second first page out) * Print from 3x5 inch up to 12.28 x 18.5 inches * 3 paper trays – a 100-sheet multi-purpose, 250-sheet, ...

Pros: Rock solid reliability, fast fast fast

Cons: Forced maintenance interval at 150,000 pages

The Bottom Line: For any business where 11x17 printing or high volumes are required, check out this printer.

Review: This printer was a surprise delivery from our head office. The first thing you notice is the size of the box it comes in. Well, it's almost a crate, really. But it is made out of cardboard so I guess you'd call it a box. Either way, you'll want to...