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 ...

HP's Neverstop Laser 1001nw ($279.99) is the standalone, print-only version of the Editors' Choice Neverstop Laser MFP 1202w reviewed here a few weeks back. After its all-in-one sibling, the Neverstop ...

If you don’t need Wi-Fi, HP’s modest mono laser printer churns out decent-quality pages at a fair clip and it comes with just the right features to satisfy a networked team in a shared office. Why you ...

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 HP Color LaserJet Pro3203dw printer is a capable and potent machine which offers a seamless and hassle-free printing experience Deep Majumdar/ BW Businessworld The HP 3203dw laser printer is a ...

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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 ...

It may be cheap, but it’s also a lot slower even than like- or lower-priced models. HP’s Color LaserJet CP1518ni is a low-cost color laser printer with a decent ...

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.