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I love mine. If you're thinking of getting rid of yours because it doesn't have a USB connection, think twice. There are very small, cheap ethernet print server attachments available that make it very simple to connect a parallel port printer to your home network. These things are small, rectangularish, and have a parallel connector on one end and an ethernet jack on the other. Plug the connector into the printer and run an ethernet cable between your router or switch and the device. I've been using a Trendnet TE100-P1P to serve my home network -- wired and wireless connected computers, Linux and Windows, -- for a couple of years now. Setup was easy and the configuration has been fast and solid as a rock. It's really nice to have a dedicated print server device so that you don't have to keep a server computer running all the time in order to print over the network. Most of the time I have the printer and the TE100 powered off. If someone wants to print, they simply walk over to the power strip, power up the printer and server, wait a few seconds for the printer to warm up and they're ready to go.Read full review
i love these old laser printers from hp. they work with anything that has parallel port including my older sgi unix machines.. linux etc.. quality of b&w print is great. the cartridge is bit expensive but lasts forever in my home office. the last 6MP served me well for 13 years. so it was no_brainer to pick one up for under $50 on ebay again. :-)
I've purchased 3 of these units over the past 5 years. They are built to last. Low maintenance and high quality output. HP knows how to build them!
I bought the HP Printer the number of features available on this inexpensive printer. It has all that I needed in my place of business.
It is a HP printer
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