HP 1320 Laserjet
HP 1320 Laserjet Printer
HP 1320 Laserjet
HP 1320 Laserjet
Technical Details
- 1,200 dpi laser quality
- Up to 22 ppm, first page out in 8.5 seconds
- Automatic 2-sided printing, 16 MB RAM, expandable to 144 MB
- 10,000 pages per month duty cycle
- Parallel and USB 2.0 interfaces; PC and Mac compatible
What’s in the Box
HP 1320 printer, HP LaserJet print cartridge, Getting Started Guide, CD (includes software and user’s guide), power cord, 250-sheet input tray.
Description
Quickly produce professional documents with this ideal printer for business individuals and small workteams. Share the printer’s value with versatile connectivity. Designed for individuals as well as small workteams, the printer provides multiple connectivity options. The HP 1320 printer features simple USB 2.0-compatible and parallel port connectivity. Featuring a 133 MHz processor and 16 MB of RAM (expandable up to 144 MB of RAM), the printer meets your business needs and gracefully handles complex documents. Enhance your business communications.
The HP 1320 series printer delivers 1200 dpi resolution for consistently great documents. Smooth HP microfine toner particles produce true HP LaserJet print quality — clear, sharp text characters, smooth grayscales, and deep blacks. Simplify printer management with helpful alerts. The printer and HP supplies feature HP Smart printing technology, which provides automatic alerts when a cartridge is low. HP SureSupply enables convenient, online ordering. Experience the freedom of a printer designed for your office. HP printing and imaging systems help you create powerful, professional communications easily. HP printers, supplies, accessories, and services are designed to work together and are invented to meet your business needs.
Reviews
By: way finder (Mountain View, CA)
The print quality is excellent, and time to first page print from cold-start is very short. I love the duplexing on this unit and the ability to print 2 & 4 up. My main complaint about this printers is the manual feed function. I can now do envelopes reliably with the method described below, but feeding standard letter-size paper is still an iffy proposition.
The manual envelope feed work-around that I’ve kludged together is the following:
1) take the regular paper tray out slightly (2-3 inches) so it does not feed from there
2) have the paper path go straight-thru
3) adjust the manual feed guide to fit the envelope
4) send the print job to the printer, and wait for the yellow indicator light to blink before putting in the envelope (feeding the envelope earlier seems to not work)
By: R. Gates “Colorado Avs Fan”This is a fantastic printer for the price (currently $250 to $300). It is very fast, very quick to print the first page and the duplexer works well. I think it is quiet and easy to set up. It comes with 2 versions PCL and PS emulation, so it should work well and quickly on any print job. Unlike laser printers of old, adding 128mb of RAM should only cost around $45. I don’t have a problem with the 1 sheet manual feed. If you have a lot of pages to print you can change the paper in tray. The next printer (2420) up the line includes a 150 + sheet utility tray, so that is another option as well. Those of you complaining about printer cables are complaining to the wrong people.
All of the manufactures would be happy to include a printer cable. Because the perceived value of a USB cable is around $20 and they cost about $1.50 it is a good deal for HP, Canon, Epson, Samsung, etc. to include them. The retail people (Circuit City, BBY, etc.) told them to stop including cables or they wouldn’t buy AIO’s from Epson. On most printers priced below $129, the stores make more money on the printer cable than on the printer. It had 2 resolution settings 150 and 300 dpi and had a very tough time printing graphics. Then this printer is truly amazing by comparison. When you buy the 49x cartridge your cost per page will be 2.2cents or less.
