HP LaserJet 1320tn Workgroup printer - laser - monochrome

"Very disappointing"

I've always used HP printers and have liked them all, but this one is a dud. I've had it almost a year. Top paper tray quit working soon, then one day it printed and was VERY loud and has stayed loud. I added memory to it but it still is slow and

"Great printer for small offices, workgroups, or volume"

This is a very fast workgroup/small office printer, with 2 trays and both usb/ethernet ports. The quality of text and grayscale converted color pages is fantasic, and the built-in duplexing is very handy. The downside is that the unit only has a sing

"Flimsy construction that falls apart easily with one year's light to..."

My feedback is really the reality of my experience with this printer and the tech support that was offered for it. Just awful and here is the conversation with HP support: [Wednesday, August 30, 2006 6:37 PM] -- Automatically generated message: This

"A great inexpensive solution for small business / home office monochrome..."

I have five of these little guys and all of them work great. I have had them for close to a year and not a single issue. I didn't quite know how easy fixing the thing would be because most of the other b/w laser printers I use have LCD displays that

Great Networkable Laser Printer, Small Form Factor, Big Features.

I own the LaserJet 1320 in addition to this souped-up model. The 1320tn improves upon the 1320 with some important features. Most importantly, this printer has built-in network capabilities. The only problem with this is that installing it as a network printer is much more difficult than it...

"Disappointed!"

Very disappointed in this HP unit. No manual feed to speak of. Although it has a ethernet port it does not support Novell. I emailed my sales rep and told her to give me a RMA, it's going back!

I didn't get very far with this printer. I heard great things about it but when I finally got the printer I was very disappointed. Envelopes must be hand fed through the manual feeder. Why would one need a printer that could do 20 ppm but only one