HP launches smallest laser printer yet

Darius Chang | Feb 01, 2008

Is your tiny desk space making you feel down? Do you have secret desires to dismember that elephantine piece of crap your IT department calls a laser printer? Well, you can stop popping those Valium pills because HP has just launched its smallest laser printer to date, the LaserJet P1005.

Taking up about the same area as a 15.4-inch notebook, this printer claims to be able to push out its first copy in under 8.5 seconds (from the PowerSave mode) with an average speed of 14 pages per minute. It uses a special ink developed by HP--formed from perfectly spherical particles--which should give better image quality over other inks.

This printer is available in Singapore now for S$209 (US$150.65). The replacement cartridge goes for S$95 (US$68.48) each. With the exception of Malaysia, China, the Philippines and India, other Asian countries will be retailing this unit soon.

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