HP Color LaserJet 3550 Printer Q5990A - Once upon a time, business printing was defined as black and white. If you sought color, a high expense or perfornce compromise was necessary. Suddenly a rainbow appeared. It's the HP Color LaserJet 3550. Harness this printer's power to bring color to all your important business materials. Expressly designed for the needs of small businesses, it gives you vibrant results at a rapid 16 pages per minute (the first emerges in less than 22 seconds). Only need ...
- 600 x 600 dpi resolution, HP ImageREt 2,400 dpi effective resolution
- Up to 16 ppm print speed, first page in 22 seconds
- 64 MB built-in RAM; 350-sheet input capacity, expandable to 850 sheets
- Automatic media type sensing and print mode adjustment
- USB 2.0 interface, optional wireless networking; PC and Mac compatible
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1. HP Color LaserJet 3550 Printer
I looked at all of the laser printers and inkjet. Every article says there is nothing like an inkjet. I can tell you for a fact that they are wrong!! There is no comparison at all when printed on plain paper; this HP LaserJet 3550 is the best!! When printed on gloss paper a great inkjet is better but not by much at all. Meaning you will not need an inkjet unless you already have one. I read all the articles on all brands (OKI, Samsung, HP, Lexmark, Brother, Ricoh, Minolta, Panasonic, etc...) (trust me I spent 2+ weeks reading) of laser printers. I sent (and paid) for samples only to find out that the HP LaserJet printers (3500, 3550, 3700) produce the best output (B&W, color, and photo) and they only have 600*600 res., which goes to show you resolution means nothing (at least with HP)!!
This HP 3550 printer is fast and produced the best photos I have seen on any laser printer (no banding also!). Power consumption is low, it is Quiet for a laser, and of course it is...
2. A whole lot of printer
I have the HP Color Laserjet 3550. Straight off the bat let me state that this printer is big. When I say big, I mean big. When it was delivered I was astonished at the size of the box and after unpacking it I spend a few minutes taking in its size. I then realized that it was taller than I anticipated, even though the dimensions quoted in my prepurchase research were accurate. Seeing is believing. Despite the size, it is well designed and infact, beautifully made.
Setup of the printer and toners was extremely easy, and the installation of drivers was okay. After following the instructions given in the setup guide, the installation process stopped on my PC for no apparent reason. I eventually restarted the pc with the setup cd in the machine AND the printer connected to the pc and everything sorted itself out perfectly.
When I did my first print (the printer's demo page) and saw the quality on plain copy paper, I knew that I had made the right decision on...
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HP Laserjet 3550 a GREAT color laser printer
I was pleasantly surprised with this color laserjet. I previously had the HP 4550, which was (is) the most disappointing color laser printers (at 4ppm and outrageously expensive ink drum). I was a little skeptical about the capabilities of the 3550, but with a little research online and testing at local computer stores, I decided to go with the 3500 (actually, I got the 3550n with networking). It did not come with a network card (like the 4550), but it did come with a USB network print server (which I like better anyway).
It boasts 16ppm for color (which is faster than my old one), but only 16ppm for b&w text (which is slow compared to my HPLJ 2420 at 25ppm). Others boast a fast 25ppm color and b&w text (Lexmark C762) but for twice the price. The comparable Lexmark unit is the C510, which prints 30ppm text, but a slow 8ppm color. This is why I went for the HP.
I will have to say that my inkjet printers (HP and Epson) can print better photo-quality than this...
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