digitalversus.com Updated: 2013-05-18 01:25:52
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HP promises 8.5 seconds here and keeps to it! With our test documents, we scored it at 9 seconds: very fast indeed!What's even more surprising is that it only requires another 9 seconds to come out of stand-by mode, which is really quite a surprise. Mo...
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Low energy consumption both when running and in standby, First page is fast to print, even coming out of standby, Wifi...
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Single function printer for the price of an allinone, High cost per page for lasers 2.7 pence, Startup toner supplied: 700 pages, which is half the amount for a standard...
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Responsiveness, print quality, size and precision are all there. For this price however, you can get a model with a scanner and copier as well...
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A small wireless laser printer that cannot annoy the lounge police as it can sit in a cupboard of behind the sofa and once you have connected it to a recent PC by a USB lead everything is done automatically no need even to insert a CD...
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The HP LaserJet Pro P1102w is a basic monochrome laser printer with a few surprises, namely better-than-expected speed and Wi-Fi. Unfortunately, its pricey toner offsets its very affordable purchase price.Standard 802.11b/g wireless (plus USB) gives a...
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Wi-Fi connectivity, good speed...
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Expensive toner...
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The HP LaserJet Pro P1102w laser printer looks like a bargain, but its pricey toner makes it good only for low-volume use...
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Product Code: CE657A The HP LaserJet Pro P1102w laser printer looks like a bargain, but its pricey toner makes it good only for low-volume use. The HP LaserJet Pro P1102w is a basic monochrome laser printer with a few surprises, namely better-than-e...
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The HP LaserJet Pro P1102w is faster than your average low-end laser, and it has wireless to boot. Unfortunately its toner is very expensive, making it appropriate only for low-volume users. Melissa Riofrio, pcworld.com...
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macworld.com.au Updated: 2013-05-18 01:25:53
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HP had a special event a few weeks ago to launch, among other things, a new range of printers that feature what it calls HP Smart Install – plug one in via USB, and it automatically uploads its drivers to your computer, installs itself and is ready to...
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Wireless printing; auto-off/auto-on; good print quality...
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Smart Install doesn't work on Macs; wireless instructions aren't provided for Macs, $189 for wireless model; $149 for USB-only...
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The P1102w is a good all-round laser: it’s a quality printer at an affordable price. There are undoubtedly cheaper options available that offer similar print quality and speed. However, the 1102w has an edge due to its power-saving features, design and...
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itreviews.com Updated: 2013-05-18 01:25:54
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If you're looking for a low-cost laser with built-in wireless, the LaserJet P1102w is worth considering. It's compact, reasonably fast and has decent print quality. However, with Espon's excellent, albeit USB-only Epson Aculaser M1200 available for un...
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v3.co.uk Updated: 2013-05-18 01:25:54
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When it comes to printing documents, the best option in terms of value and speed is usually a laser printer. And with lasers now available for well under £100, they are becoming more and more popular with home users.Although it's very much a budget pri...
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Compact; built-in wireless networking; fast print speeds...
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Expensive running; no 802.11n support; some jagged edges on large text...
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Compact size and built-in wireless connection impress, but it’s fairly expensive to run Good points Compact; built-in wireless networking; fast print speeds Bad points Expensive running; no 802.11n support; some jagged edges on large text...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated: 2013-05-18 01:25:54
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When it comes to printing documents, the best option in terms of value and speed is usually a laser printer. And with lasers now available for well under £100, they are becoming more and more popular with home users.Although it's very much a budget pri...
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Compact; builtin wireless networking; fast print speeds...
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Expensive running; no 802.11n support; some jagged edges on large text...
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Compact size and built-in wireless connection impress, but it’s fairly expensive to run...
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One of the recent technologies to infiltrate the printer market is wireless. Where a Wi-Fi connection used to be included only on a limited number of models in a range and then in the more expensive, premium products, it's now becoming increasingly ubiqui...
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There are two buttons positioned to the left of the output tray, for job cancel and to switch on wireless. The wireless button is illuminated but the light goes out when the printer goes to sleep, which is illogical. You need to connect the printer tempor...
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The single-piece drum and toner cartridge slots down from the top, deep into the machine and replacement parts have a single capacity of 1,600 pages. However, the machine, like all in the group, is supplied with a meagre ‘starter' cartridge. At 700-pa...
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