Buy HP LaserJet 1022n Monochrome Network Printer (Q5913A#ABA)HP LaserJet 1022n Monochrome Network Printer (Q5913A#ABA) Product Description:
- 1,200 dpi laser quality, up to 19 ppm
- First page out in less than 8 seconds
- 266 MHz processor with 8 MB RAM
- 250-sheet input tray and 10-sheet tray for specialty paper
- USB 2.0 and Ethernet interface; PC and Mac compatible
Product Description
Box Contents: HP Photosmart 1022n Printer, HP 22 Tri-color Inkjet Print Cartridge, 5 ml ink volume, HP Image Zone Express Photo and Imaging Software on CD-ROM, Setup Poster, User's Guide, Power Supply, Power Cord
The HP LaserJet 1022n Printer is the printing system for thinking long-term. Gain media flexibility. A 250-sheet input tray, a 10-sheet priority input tray, and a 150-sheet output bin will easily handle your business printing needs. The printer supports plain paper up to legal size, as well as envelopes, transparencies and more Depend on this low-maintenance printer to deliver top-level business documents day in and day out. A robust 8,000-page monthly duty cycle supports your busy workteam. Media sizes - Letter, legal, executive, postcards, envelopes (No. 10, Monarch) 250-sheet input tray, 150-sheet face-down bin 26 scalable fonts built in Macintosh compatible Dimensions(WxDxH) - 14.6 x 14.3 x 9.5 Weight - 12.1 lbs.
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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
Great HP printer with networking built in.
By G. Ware
I had bought a HP 1020 to replace my old HP 895cse. I had run my 895cse through a Netgear USB print server. After buying the 1020 I found out that it was not compatible with USB print servers. I tried it on the Netgear and a Linksys product and both became unavailable after powering up the printer. You could see the print server until the printer was powered up and then the print server was unreachable.I was impressed with the 1020 so I wanted to stay with the printer but without the ability to network it was not usefull. I looked into network printer options and came across the 1022N. Basically the same printer as the 1020 with more memory, more pages per minute, and a built in 10/100 print server.The printer is very compact, is well built, and setup on the network was a snap. The printer is a little pricey but for a nice home network laser printer it's not too bad.I would recommend it for anyone looking for a nice home printer that allows for easy networking.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Plug n Play Printing!
By wenfei
This printer took all of 8 minutes to install. Plugged it into my Linksys WRT54G 10/100 port and ran the software on my Win2K PC. Software installed, printer found on the network, and test page printed in less than 8 secs! HP has a good support page for the printer with links to software, firmware, and drivers. Hold down the GO button for 5 secs and the printer prints a configuration page with current firmware level and default settings. Printer properties can be adjusted easily through the Operating system printer properties page or through the 1022n's web page hosted through its internal server. You can reach it by browsing to its IP address on your local network. I haven't seen the problem with it losing connectivity on the network yet and it has been up for about 2 days. I will update if I run into the problem. The printer can also function on your network with a preset IP address instead of getting one from your router/gateway. This may enable it to stay connected more consistently. Just a thought...[update 7-2-07] So far, I have had no problems with the printer. It is stable on the network and I can print from a variety of computers connected to my wireless router. It is nice not having to have a dedicated computer as a print server. It has been almost a month since I bought it and my inkjet would have been out of ink by now. :)[update 3-17-08] This workhorse is still going strong. In economode, the cartridge lasts pretty long. I just changed the cartridge last month, but I stuck to HP branded toner. Let us know if you've had good experience with other refills.
12 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Not network friendly
By Rag Man
We chose this printer because of the network capability. The first printer stopped functioning correctly after three weeks. To print, we had to turn the printer off, then back on, and then print. We had to do this every time we wanted to print. HP sent us a replacement printer, and it worked correctly for 4 days. After over an hour on the phone with HP, I was told the printer is not very stable in a network application, and we should use the printer via a USB connection. If HP knows the unit is not stable in a network environment, then HP should correct the problem, or stop selling the unit.
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