The HP LaserJet P3005 is a quick mono laser printer that offers great print quality. This printer gives better paper handling and cheaper prints.
The cheap $550, HP LaserJet P3005 is boxy, but its bland gray-and-putty color scheme will blend into any standard office environment. The printer measures 16.7 inches wide, 16.1 inches deep, and 12.2 inches tall, and weighs nearly 36 pounds. It’s reasonably small for a mono laser printer, but may be on the large side for a small home office. This cheap printer contains 500-sheet paper cassette which pulls out from the front of the printer. Above the cassette sits a foldout multipurpose tray that holds up to 100 sheets of plain paper–convenient for small print jobs on less commonly used media. The control panel is straightforward, befitting the basic nature of the HP LaserJet P3005. This Laser jet is devoid of an autoduplexer, so you can’t get the print on both sides of an A4 size sheet. The $550 base model, the P3005, ships with 48MB of RAM and 400Mz of mega processor.
HP Laser Jet offers a 6,500-page cartridge for $129 and a 13,000-page cartridge for $215. This works out to about 1.9 cents per page and 1.65 cents per page, respectively–both very low numbers. The HP LaserJet P3005, over a USB 2.0 connection. It’s tough to make direct comparisons to the competition, but the P3005 is pretty fast. It printed black text at a rate of 23.33 pages per minute (ppm) and black graphics at a rate of 20.99ppm.