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HP Color LaserJet CP2020 Review

Chris — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:49:31 +0000

HP Color LaserJet CP2020 Review is a post from Chris Pirillo

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I bet you didn’t think I had more than one room in my home, did you? Let’s face it – all you ever see is my office! However, I shot this video in the “hub” of my home… the kitchen/den/open area. I don’t know how to properly describe it! Anyway, that’s where my new HP Color Laser Jet CP2020 sits. Since I have computers scattered all over the house, it makes sense to have my printer in a central location.

You’re likely going to want to buy one of these for yourself… if for no other reason than the fast double-sided printing on ONE page!! Yes, you read that correctly. I demonstrated this by choosing to print something directly from YouTube. You’ll notice that the page prints – and then goes back into the printer! How cool is that? I didn’t have to take the paper out and feed it back in. It didn’t pick up a second sheet. It just yanked that little sucker back in, and printed the second side. It was fast… and the quality is excellent!

The printer connects either via your home network, or by USB. This makes it easy for you to use it in any situation where you have a network with several printers. Why would you need a few cheaper printers that don’t work well in each office location, when you can have one AMAZING one connected to all the machines?

Check out the new HP CP2020. I can pretty much guarantee you’re going to fall in love just like I did!

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Printer Statistics

Chris — Thu, 01 Jun 2006 05:47:38 +0000

Printer Statistics is a post from Chris Pirillo

According to the test sheet that just came from my HP LaserJet 1220, my page counts are as follows:

Total Pages Printed = 9477
Pages Jammed in Printer = 4
Pages Mispicked in Printer = 8
Total Pages Scanned = 1559
Pages Jammed in Scanner = 1
Pages Scanned to Copy = 361
Pages Printed From Copy = 375
Pages Scanned to Host = 1183

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